Paul Cater

Paul Cater is a Politics Journalist residing in Frisco, TX. He enjoys writing about the latest current events. During Elections, He primarily focuses on updating his audience via his Twitter.

Night Light Pollution Can Increase Risk of Alzheimer’s, Research Finds 

A new research study suggests that exposure to outdoor light at night could increase the risk of Alzheimer’s disease, particularly in individuals under 65. The researchers found that despite legislation being put in place in 19 US states, light pollution is still a problem. The paper published in Frontiers in Neuroscience, found a correlation between

Trump Plans To Form Elon Musk-Led Government Efficiency Commission

Former President Donald Trump said if re-elected to the White House, he will be establishing a government efficiency commission with Elon Musk as its head. The Republican nominee also confirmed that the tech billionaire has agreed to lead the commission. Without providing specific details, Trump claimed that the commission will conduct a full financial audit

Donald Trump Hints At Legalizing Marijuana in Florida

Donald Trump has indicated his support for legalizing marijuana for personal use in Florida. Writing on his Truth Social platform, Trump suggested that voters are likely to approve the measure and stressed the importance of implementing it “correctly.”  Measures To Be Implemented Carefully The former President said if the Florida public were in favor of

US is Sending More Warships & Aircrafts To Middle East

The United States has sent multiple warships and aircrafts to the Middle East amid rising tensions between Israel and Iran. The Pentagon revealed in a statement that the government has deployed fighter jet squadrons, Navy cruisers, and ship destroyers after Iran threatened to strike Israel. Why US is Sending More Militar Assets Defense Secretary Lloyd

Justice Department Says TikTok Concerns Should Be Thrown Out

The US Justice Department has told an appeals court to throw out TikTok as it poses a national security threat to the United States. US highest legal authority said that the legal challenges should be resolved to avoid US data being used to manipulate elections. The development comes amid heated debate in US legislative chambers

Chinese Scientists Find Traces of Water in Moon Soil Samples

A Chinese lunar probe has detected traces of water in Moon soil samples, marking yet another space milestone. Scientists from Chinese universities reported that the Chang’e-5 rover, which returned to Earth in 2020 with lunar rock and soil samples, has revealed the presence of trace amounts of water. The findings, published in the journal Nature