Yelp is a free online service where patrons review various businesses for the General Public’s consumption. On a scale of one to five stars, users have an opportunity to rate and provide an explanation for their rating. To business owners, Yelp reviews are nothing to be taken lightly – they Continue Reading
2019:Year recap
361 days of 2019 are in the books with only four more until we reach a new decade. So many memorable things happened this year – things that we don’t want to forget. The polarizing politics struck the United States again. After two years of intense investigation, Robert Muller testified Continue Reading
Kaepernick: What today’s workout means?
In 2011 with the 36th overall pick, the San Fransisco 49ers drafted Colin Kaepernick, the 5th year quarterback out of Nevada. He served the 49ers for six years going 32 and 32. Playing in Super Bowl 47, he nearly led the 49ers to a Championship. After 2013 Kaepernick’s prime days Continue Reading
Poor comments lead to war
The United States was already falling behind to Huawei, a Chinese tech company working to build the 5G network. Furthermore, the United States had a $419 Billion trade deficient. In early 2017, Trump became the 45th president of the United States. Trump still believed China was taking American jobs. To Continue Reading
America needs it’s creativity more now then ever
Two sets of democratic presidential debates have come and gone. In the quest for the presidency, Democrats have tackled hot button issues: healthcare, impeachment, the war in Iraq, climate change, and the looming trade war. With a little under a year left until the 2020 election, the focus is back Continue Reading
NBA Free Agency 2019: Is loyalty disappearing from sports ?
NBA Free Agency 2019 was a classic one. We saw all-star players like Kawaii Leonard, Kemba Walker, Kevin Durant, and Kyrie Irving switch teams. All signing multi-year contracts to demonstrate their loyalty. Ironically signing a long term deal does not truly represent their loyalty. As seen by other prominent stars Continue Reading
4th of July sparks National Pride
In 1776, the 13 colonies, in the United States, declared their independence from Great Britain. The founding fathers – John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison – worked their lives to gain independence from their former leaders. The Declaration of Independence, as a result, was Continue Reading
The Battle: Part Eight Iran versus The United States
Iran and the United States have had poor relationships throughout the years. In the past few weeks, these tensions have reignited with claims by the U.S that Iran has been responsible for attacking a Japanese tanker and a U.S drone. President Trump planned to retaliate with a Military Assault but Continue Reading
Raptors win the 2019 NBA Finals
In 1946 the National Basketball Association formed. Dr. James Naismith, a Canadian, created a basketball and ever since the sport has gained national recognition. In 72 years this Olympic sport has never seen an international winner. Last night, Basketball came full circle the Toronto Raptors won the 2019 NBA Continue Reading