Author: Political X Patriot

In her groundbreaking book, “Goffe,” Tao Lee Goff argues that the climate crisis is deeply rooted in the colonial history initiated by Christopher Columbus’ colonization of the Americas. She critiques European colonialism for transforming the Caribbean into an experiment of exploitation, where modern capitalism, steeped in scientific racism and eugenics, emerged. Goff contends that this colonial legacy, which involved the brutal systems of slavery and environmental degradation, leads to a racial crisis manifesting as the current climate crisis. Goff emphasizes the need for collective action to address these intertwined issues, asserting that understanding the implications of colonialism is crucial for…

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Grocery supplies in the Gaza Strip are critically low, with reports indicating only five days of flour available to sustain bakeries due to an ongoing Israeli lockdown that has lasted nearly a month. The UN World Food Programme warns of potential starvation for the two million residents of Gaza, following a ceasefire that had allowed aid to flow into the region. The recent resumption of Israeli airstrikes has further hindered aid efforts, with over 800 people killed in a March 18 airstrike, and a previously estimated death toll exceeding 50,000 since a Hamas attack on Israel in October 2023. Currently,…

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A year after a significant solar eclipse on April 8 in North America, another solar eclipse will occur on March 29, but it will primarily affect the Arctic region. This event is part of the “solar eclipse season,” a period lasting around 37 days when solar eclipses can occur at both full and new moon phases. The March 29 eclipse will be a partial solar eclipse instead of a total one, as the moon’s shadow misses the Earth, resulting in only a portion being covered. The eclipse will be visible in northwest Africa, most of Europe, and parts of northwest…

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Rocket Lab USA, Inc. has been chosen by the US Space Force to compete for the Department of Defense’s National Security Space Launch (NSSL) phase 3 lane 1 program, which involves a contract worth up to $5.6 billion until June 2029. The company is developing the Neutron rocket, a reusable medium-lift launch vehicle capable of deploying payloads up to 13,000 kg, aimed at fulfilling national security mission requirements and supporting satellite deployments. The Neutron’s inaugural launch is planned for the second half of 2025 from Launch Complex 3 in Virginia. Rocket Lab is one of five providers selected for the…

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In a thrilling NCAA tournament game, Duke defeated Arizona 100-93, propelled by standout performances from Cooper Flagg and Caleb Love. Flagg showcased his skills with 30 points, 7 assists, and 6 rebounds, while Love contributed 35 points, marking a significant moment in their college careers. The Blue Devils, with a 34-3 record, maintained their status as the top seed and advanced to face Alabama in the Final Four, following Alabama’s record-setting victory earlier that day. Coach John Shayer praised Flagg’s performance as one of the best he had witnessed in his coaching career. Despite a strong push from the fourth-seeded…

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Many seniors view Hawaii, particularly Aloha, as an ideal location for retirement due to its mild tropical climate, beautiful outdoor views, and friendly communities. While the cost of living can be high, there are affordable options in smaller towns rather than crowded cities like Honolulu. The article highlights several towns in Hawaii suitable for retirees: Waianae: Known for its natural beauty, this town offers beautiful beaches and a community-oriented atmosphere with a median home price of $477,000. Pearl City: Famous for its historical significance tied to Pearl Harbor, it features outdoor activities and shopping, with homes averaging $619,000. Lihue: Located…

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Antarctica, with its six months of continuous darkness and extreme isolation, serves as a compelling backdrop for horror films, illustrating how the environment can drive people to madness. This frigid continent attracts ambitious scientists and adventurers, who take on the challenges of prolonged stays in a harsh landscape. Not all short-term residents manage the isolation well; recent incidents have included violence among colleagues stranded longer due to bad weather at the South African Sanae IV Base. Conditions in Antarctica are unforgiving, with extreme cold, limited food options reminiscent of a “high school cafeteria,” and cramped living arrangements that complicate personal…

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As of Thursday, wildfires continue to burn in Blue Ridge Mountain, South Carolina, prompting evacuations and emergency responses from other states to help contain the flames. Progress has been made in North Carolina, where officials declared a state of emergency in 34 counties due to several new fires sparked by dry conditions. However, South Carolina is facing worsening conditions, with some fires nearly doubling in size as authorities call for evacuations. The Black Cove complex in North Carolina has become a top priority wildfire, requiring hundreds of firefighters from various states, including Oregon, who have sent additional personnel. While no…

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King Charles III was temporarily hospitalized for observation following “temporary side effects” from cancer treatment, as stated by Buckingham Palace. His engagements for Thursday afternoon and Friday were canceled, and his schedule will be adjusted as a precaution based on medical advice. Charles, 76, has been under medical supervision since announcing his cancer diagnosis last year and has reduced his official duties. This illness adds pressure to the British monarchy, which has been evolving after the long reign of the late Queen Elizabeth II. Additionally, Charles’s stepdaughter, Kate, Princess of Wales, has also been diagnosed with cancer and took a…

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The 2025 Men’s NCAA Swimming and Diving Championship is showcasing intense competition, particularly with many returning A-finalists from the previous year. Notably, 20 out of 24 A-finalists will return, creating a challenging environment for teams such as Texas, California, and Indiana to secure their spots for the finals. The qualifiers include prominent swimmers like Rex Maurer and Luke Hobson from Texas, who aim to excel in the 500 freestyle. Indiana’s Owen McDonald and Destin Lasco from Cal are also significant contenders in events like the 200 IM. In the 500 freestyle, Maurer tops the morning heats with a time of…

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