How much does Facebook know about you?
In the modern era, our lives are more public than ever. We all post a lot of our lives on the internet for all to …
Does a false sense of security really protect the people?
Anyone who has ever flown in or out of this country has willingly exposed themselves to one of the most evil and inhuman authorities in …
How the media relates to trends, the Tide Pod Challenge
The Tide Pod Challenge–this incredibly stupid act swept the United States earlier this year and involved people, typically teenagers, attempting to consume a laundry detergent …
White House security falters
Donald Trump is the king (or more accurately the president) of poor decision making in the White House. Among those, one of the most prevalent …
Politics finds itself included in the Olympics
The 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea rage on, and the medal race is being swept by the Scandinavian nation of Norway. The United …
Will Youtube’s new content policies begin the slow end to its platform?
YouTube is falling apart. The popular video streaming service is crumbling, and it’s all due to one man: Logan Paul. Paul very quickly became a …
Olympics show potential for peace between North and South Korea
Unless you’ve been living under a rock or drowning in homework, you’re probably aware that the 2018 Winter Olympic Games are taking place in PyeongChang, …
Movies based on games exploit the fan base
The video game movie, from “Mortal Kombat” to “Tomb Raider,” they’re famous film ventures, but for all the wrong reasons. Why are movies based on …
Are the Super Bowl ads worth the marketing cost?
Super Bowl week is upon us, and for those who aren’t there for the football, there’s always the ads. The battle for the Vince Lombardi …