By Greg Collier In an unprecedented move, the Social Security Administration (SSA) is enacting drastic policy changes that will make it harder for millions of […]
Viral Money Glitch Turns Legal Nightmare
By Greg Collier What began as a viral trend on TikTok last summer has become a prolonged legal battle involving one of the largest banks in the United States and hundreds of its former customers. The so-called "infinite money glitch" captivated social media for a brief, chaotic window in late August, encouraging users to exploit a loophole that let them withdraw funds from fraudulent checks before they officially bounced. Now, JPMorgan Chase is taking legal action against individuals it says took advantage of that flaw. Previously, the bank focused on high-dollar cases and filed lawsuits in federal courts. This week,…
The Humble Reformer Who Shunned Riches
By Greg Collier The world has lost more than a pope. It has lost a man who tried, however imperfectly, to steer a 2,000-year-old institution toward something more human. Pope Francis, who died at 88, leaves behind a Church still struggling to reconcile its roots with the modern world, but one that, under his leadership, was forced to look in the mirror. From the moment he stepped onto the balcony in 2013 with a simple "Buonasera," Pope Francis signaled he wasn’t here for pageantry. He refused the ornate papal apartment in favor of a modest room in the Vatican guesthouse.…
Fake Ozempic Floods U.S. Market
By Greg Collier A new warning from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) underscores growing concerns about counterfeit medications entering the U.S. drug supply. This time, the focus is on Ozempic, a popular diabetes treatment that has increasingly been used outside its original purpose. The agency recently seized counterfeit units of the drug and is now urging vigilance from patients, healthcare providers, pharmacies, and wholesalers. The alert follows the discovery that several hundred units of Ozempic were distributed outside of authorized channels. Though the product’s lot number was valid, the accompanying serial number was not, identifying it as counterfeit. While…
The Humble Reformer Who Shunned Riches
By Greg Collier The world has lost more than a pope. It has lost a man who tried, however imperfectly, to steer a 2,000-year-old institution…
Trump Eyes Exile for U.S. Citizens
By Greg Collier It might sound like something out of a dystopian novel or a half-remembered history lesson from a darker time, but President Donald…
Windows 10’s Exit Fuels E-Waste Crisis
By Greg Collier Microsoft’s announcement that Windows 10 will reach end-of-support on October 14, 2025, marks the end of an era for one of the…
Is the iPhone 16E Apple’s Boldest Budget Bet Yet?
By Greg Collier Apple has officially introduced a new addition to its iPhone lineup, unveiling the iPhone 16E with little fanfare but plenty of implications.…
Asteroid 2024 YR4 May Hit the Moon
By Greg Collier New projections from NASA and international space agencies have further clarified the trajectory and characteristics of asteroid 2024 YR4, a near-Earth object…
Yellowstone’s New Steam Show No Threat
By Greg Collier A newly observed steam vent in Yellowstone National Park has captured public attention in recent weeks. Rising from a wooded hillside about…
Viral Money Glitch Turns Legal Nightmare
By Greg Collier What began as a viral trend on TikTok last summer has become a prolonged legal battle involving one of the largest banks…
Golden Hype: Shining but Hollow
By Greg Collier The market has recently witnessed an impressive surge in gold prices, with the precious metal hitting record levels and exchange-traded funds drawing…
Fake Ozempic Floods U.S. Market
By Greg Collier A new warning from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) underscores growing concerns about counterfeit medications entering the U.S. drug supply. This…
The Vaccine-Autism Myth Won’t Die
By Greg Collier The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is set to undertake yet another study on the supposed link between vaccines and…
Is the United States Becoming a Police State?
By Greg Collier Recent events surrounding immigration enforcement under President Donald Trump’s second term have reignited concerns about the erosion of constitutional rights and the […]
Mahmoud Khalil: Arrested for Protesting?
By Greg Collier Mahmoud Khalil’s arrest is more than just a single case of immigration enforcement, it’s a warning. Whether one agrees with his views […]
The Vaccine-Autism Myth Won’t Die
By Greg Collier The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is set to undertake yet another study on the supposed link between vaccines and […]
Democrats’ SOTU Protest Falls Flat
By Greg Collier Democrats had an opportunity to make a bold statement during Donald Trump’s State of the Union address, but instead, they delivered a […]
RFK Jr.’s Measles Failure Endangers Lives
By Greg Collier The measles outbreak in rural West Texas has exposed a troubling reality. The nation’s top health official, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., is […]
Bezos Reshapes The Post for the Worse
By Greg Collier Jeff Bezos’ decision to narrow the focus of The Washington Post’s opinion section marks a pivotal shift for the legacy news outlet, […]
Golden Hype: Shining but Hollow
By Greg Collier The market has recently witnessed an impressive surge in gold prices, with the precious metal hitting record levels and exchange-traded funds drawing […]
Is the iPhone 16E Apple’s Boldest Budget Bet Yet?
By Greg Collier Apple has officially introduced a new addition to its iPhone lineup, unveiling the iPhone 16E with little fanfare but plenty of implications. […]
Pandemic Politics: Control Over Public Health
By Greg Collier In the wake of the avian flu crisis, the Trump administration’s response has revealed a troubling dynamic, one that raises questions about […]