Nikesh Chapagain

Senior Contributor
Nikesh Chapagain is a Texan native who has spent over five years as a journalist and political analyst. He graduated from the University of Texas at Dallas and has since been published by the Texas Observer, the Dallas Morning News, the Dallas Business Journal, and many other outlets. His first book is The People’s Candidate.

USA Continues Restrictions In Mexican Border For Illegal Immigrants

Joe Biden’s Administration will continue to block all migrant families who wish to seek humanitarian protections at the Southern Border. Individuals familiar with the matter took back their course when they became aware of the plan that their families would be excluded from the public health measure was announced. It is known as Title 42.

U.S. Life Expectancy Faces the Biggest Decline in 2020 After WWII

U.S. life expectancy fell by 1.5 years in 2020 due to hundreds and thousands of deaths caused by the COVID-19 Pandemic, chronic diseases, drug overdoses, and homicides. A similar decline, last seen during World War II in 1943. Elizabeth Arias, a demographer at the CDC’s (Centers for Disease Control) National Center for Health Statistics, and

The US Bank Regulators Acting Jointly In Community Reinvestment Act

On Tuesday, the top US bank regulators declared, they would work cooperatively to rationalize the rules governing how each bank would lend hundreds and billions of dollars annually among the lower-income communities.  The officials further added, “they would move to scrap a Trump-era overhaul of the rules that had divided regulators and industry officials”. At

Schools Require Students To Get Vaccinated Before Coming Back

Within a few weeks schools are about to reopen in some states. Teacher unions, schools, and school districts are hence pushing their students repeatedly to get vaccinated before they reopen fully in the fall to certify that they are injected against the spread of the deadly virus. As per data released on Thursday by the

Richard Branson Becomes The First Billionaire In Space

Richard Branson became the first billionaire and person to ride into space on a rocket that he helped build. Virgin Galactic’s supersonic space aircraft, carrying Branson and three other crew members, blasted into the skies above New Mexico early Sunday. Branson and Virgin Galactic staffers Beth Moses, Colin Bennett, and Sirisha Bandla, as well as

Data Shows Hospitals Over-charge To Uninsured Patients

Latest data analysis reveals that Hospitals are charging abnormally high amount to patients paying by cash without insurance even with higher amount than an insured patient in some cases. Last November, a patient named Raul Macias was rushed into the emergency of St. Luke’s Hospital in Aberdeen, S.D. The doctors there immediately discovered a life-threatening

China Bans Didi App To Ensure Personal Data Safety of Users

The Cyberspace Administration of China, the regulation authority of internet service in the country has ordered all the app store operators in the country to pull out Didi Golbal Inc.’s app from their stores from Sunday. After its debut in the US stock market in this week, the ride-hailing giant Didi received it as a

A Record Breaking Heat Wave Has Killed 76 In Pacific Northwest

A suffocating oppressive heat wave in pacific north-west for last few days caused around 76 deaths in Oregon & Washington with an immoderate hike in temperature. Only in Oregon, 63 deaths reported by the local authorities till date including 45 from Portland and 13 from Seattle region. The National Weather service recorded Portland reaching highest

Home Prices Hit Record High as Sales Decline In The US

In May, Home sales witnessed an accelerated demand, resulting an excessive price hike due to shortage of properties and low-priced borrowing rates. The price hike marked a record high within last two decades. On Tuesday, the National Association Of Realtors stated, for the first time in May, the median of existing-home sale prices topped $350,000.

Tesla Recalls Over 285,000 Vehicles in China

Tesla is recalling more than 285,000 vehicles in China—most of them made locally—because of safety risks associated with their cruise-control system. The recall of the U.S. company’s automobiles came after an investigation into the possible issues, which found that their cruise-control system could be accidentally enabled which could cause an increase the speed, said the