Opinions and blogs of yours truly on different happenings around the world related to news, updates, or any other things that one needs to vent out.
I wanted to write about tech today. I wanted to write about the Oscars. But I something far more pressing happened, another shooting in Minneapolis. For the second time in 19 days, federal agents have killed a citizen on the streets of Minneapolis, and the city is officially in a state of siege. If you […]
Another Shooting In Minneapolis – The Death of Alex Pretti & The Point of No Return Read More »
Minneapolis is burning—again. Not physically, perhaps, but the emotional fires are raging hotter than they have in years. Following the death of Renee Nicole Good at the hands of federal ICE agents last week, the city feels like a powder keg waiting for a spark. The protests are growing. The White House is threatening to
Minneapolis Needs Dialogue – Not More Tear Gas Read More »
Today is the day your corporate HR department posts a black-and-white photo of Dr. King with a safe, sanitized quote about “love driving out hate.” They will ignore the mugshots. They will ignore the FBI surveillance. And they will definitely ignore what he said about War, Money, and Police. On this Dr. Martin Luther King
The Dream is on Life Support: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Day Read More »
It’s a weird time to be alive, I mean …. 2026 start has been rough. The Doomsday Clock feels like it’s vibrating. Between the “Operation Caracas” raid last week, the ICE shooting in Minneapolis, and the White House tweeting in all caps about Iran, the vibes are… bad. So, let’s play a game called “Are
What The Hell 2026? A Vibe Check on WW3 vs. Civil War Read More »
The dust is still settling from the weekend that changed the world. By now, you know the headline: Operation Caracas was a success. In a 3:00 AM surgical raid, US Special Forces (in coordination with local coalition assets) seized Nicolas Maduro and transported him to a secure location to face indictment. But while the internet
After the Raid: The Global Fallout of Operation Caracas & The Oil Price Shock Read More »
This week, millions of Americans watched a video on X (formerly Twitter) that made their blood run cold. A 37-year-old mother, Renee Nicole Good, sat in her red SUV on a snowy Minneapolis street. Surrounded by federal agents in tactical gear. No badges visible. No warrants shown. Then, the glass shattered. Three shots. And a
History happens slowly, and then it happens all at once. Last night was one of those “all at once” moments. If you slept through the alerts, here is the reality we woke up to: In a lightning raid confirmed by the Pentagon at 3:00 AM EST, US Special Forces (in coordination with local coalition assets)
The Venezuela Crisis: What “Operation Caracas” Means for US Stability Read More »
If 2024 was the “Year of Anxiety,” 2025 in USA was the “Year of Impact.” We didn’t just worry about things happening; they happened. As we close the book on this chaotic, exhausting, and strangely beautiful year, we are left with a collage of memories—some smelling of smoke, others sounding like a 90s Britpop anthem.
2025 in USA: The Year the World Caught Fire Read More »
We used to worry that the internet would distract our kids. We thought the worst-case scenario was a generation with shortened attention spans and a TikTok addiction. We were wrong. The new threat isn’t distraction; it’s substitution or the AI Best Friend. A startling new report released this month by the Pew Research Center has
The “AI Best Friend” Epidemic: Why We Are Outsourcing Childhood to Algorithms Read More »
I usually come here to rant about broken laptops, bad sports takes, or the latest AI tools. Today, I don’t have a rant. I have a plea. This weekend has been heavy. In the span of 48 hours, we watched two corners of the world descend into madness. From a quiet engineering hall in Rhode
The Hero We Needed: Why Ahmed al Ahmed Represents the Best of Us Read More »
