As the election year approaches, new polling results display a stiff competition with Donald Trump extending his lead while Joe Biden braces for a battle. At the same time, questions arise regarding Biden's approach toward Iran and the pressure he is facing to adopt a more aggressive stance. On another front, George Gascon stands by his soft-on-crime ideology with his selection of a Chief of Staff who previously dubbed the LAPD as barbarians. This hiring move attracted criticism and substantial attention. Meanwhile, the liberal news outlets transfer blame to conservative ones for propagating a Congressional sex scandal.
This past weekend also commemorated 250 years since the Boston Tea Party, the American colonists' act of rebellion against British intrusion by disposing of 342 chests of tea in Boston Harbor, opposing taxation without representation. This event was instrumental in sparking the Revolutionary War, leading to the establishment of the United States. However, recent commentary in The Washington Post insinuates that the Americans were the antagonists, even questioning whether the Boston Tea Party would now be classified as terrorism.