Author: Oscar Davies

Denver, the sanctuary city, is reportedly removing its migrants from shelters across the city due to straining the budget and a lack of resources. Southern Border Crisis With the ongoing migrant crisis on the Southern border, many cities in the U.S. are taking in more than they can handle. Overcrowded Shelters in Denver Cities like […]

There has been a serious crisis for craft beer breweries over the last five years as Gen Z prefers mocktails and cocktails, resulting in huge financial losses for companies, including Guanella Pass. Brewing Industry Shock Guanella Pass Brewing has joined a long list of craft beer companies by filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Financial Struggles […]

Universal Music Group, holder of the rights to Taylor Swift, is calling time on TikTok, removing its huge artist catalog from the app due to lack of compensation and AI concerns. Universal Music Group’s Ultimatum Universal Music Group hit out at the Chinese social media app TikTok, warning it would remove its extensive music catalog […]

$124 million has been used by the state of Texas to ship migrants off to various cities via the voluntary bus scheme. Sanctuary Cities Targeted Governor Gregg Abbott is targeting sanctuary cities, including Washington D.C., New York City, Chicago, Philadelphia, Denver, and Los Angeles. 100,000 Migrants Sent Away According to reports, over 100,000 migrants have […]

Disney is set to appeal its refusal for a lawsuit against Ron DeSantis, who stripped the company of its rights for disagreeing with the Governor’s views on the teaching of sexual orientation in classrooms. Disney’s Swift Response Disney is challenging the dismissal of its First Amendment lawsuit against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. The Florida Faceoff […]

Senators are about to vote for a new bill that could benefit both Ukraine aid and the Southern Border in an attempt to keep both Democrats and Republicans happy, but the House Speaker and Donald Trump still don’t want to acknowledge it. Congressional Faceoff Emerges As the war continues in Ukraine and the immigration debate […]

January 2024 witnessed a staggering 136% increase in job cuts compared to December, with U.S. companies announcing over 82,300 layoffs. Labor Market Lows Unemployment in the U.S. has reached historic lows, so why are so many corporations still cutting jobs? Almost Record-Breaking Layoffs This huge increase in layoffs is the second-largest total of job losses […]

Biden has slammed large grocery corporations for “ripping off” America, urging them to share their savings with consumers in a bid to lower the rising inflation. Biden’s Grocery Price Pressure President Biden compelled major grocery chains to cut food prices, accusing them of gaining excessive profits and exploiting consumers across the country. Allegations of Corporate […]

One young student is questioning how his $50,000 salary job only leaves him with $10 to spend on personal items. Has the cost of living crisis gone too far? Video Sparks Financial Discourse A student’s revelation triggered a widespread conversation about the ongoing challenges associated with the cost of living crisis. Responding to Life’s Financial […]

2.7 million student loan borrowers across the country could be affected by Navient’s decision to transfer data to MOHELA, a company that has already been investigated and punished for a number of controversies. Navient’s Loan Switch Navient, a major private student loan servicer, has controversial plans to move its current loan data to MOHELA. Impact […]