#16 – Trump’s Speech: Self-praise, Attacks, and a Familiar Playbook – October 7, 2025
Editor’s Note (September 26, 2025): This article was originally scheduled for publication on October 7, 2025, but we are publishing it early to bring you timely analysis. Donald Trump took the stage at the United Nations General Assembly in late September, delivering a speech that lasted a full hour. If it felt familiar, that is […]
#15 – “The August Jobs Report is bad enough. The Bigger Picture Is Even Worse.” September 7, 2025
The U.S. labor market stumbled in August 2025, with new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) showing the weakest job growth in nearly five years and raising concerns about the broader trajectory of the economy. Employers added just 22,000 jobs—far below the roughly 75,000–80,000 forecast by economists—and the unemployment rate climbed to 4.3%, […]
#14 – “Revisiting The Second Trump Presidency: A Review of the Second Administration in its First Six Months.” – August 7, 2025
Summary in seconds: As Donald J. Trump launched his second presidential administration, the nation found itself at a pivotal juncture. Building on the themes that defined his first term—economic nationalism, immigration reform, and a disruptive approach to governance—Trump returned to office with renewed political capital and a sharpened agenda. This article reviews the central impacts […]
#13 – “More Americans Want to Leave the Country: Soaring Cost of Living Tops the List of Reasons” – July 7, 2025
Recent data indicates a growing desire among Americans to leave the country and live abroad—driven primarily by the rising cost of living. According to a recent survey conducted by the Harris Poll1 and published just a few weeks ago, nearly half of U.S. citizens have either considered or are actively planning to relocate to another […]
#12 – My Recent Trip to Egypt (Part Five): “If You Have an Emergency Call 123…and Pray to God!” – June 7, 2025
Why emergency medical services in Egypt demand immediate reform Picture this: you are standing in the heart of Cairo when someone nearby suddenly collapses from a heart attack. You dial for an ambulance, but it takes far too long to arrive. When it finally does, the medical team lacks a defibrillator. At the hospital, you […]
#11 – My Recent Trip to Egypt (Part Four): “The Roads of Egypt, a Daily Circus Show” – May 7, 2025
Driving in Egypt is an art, and the road is your canvas. Unlike in more structured traffic systems, there are no traffic lights or clear signals to guide you—drivers have the liberty to turn and maneuver as they please. This is why we Egyptians spend endless hours stuck in traffic daily. Whether you are on […]
#10 My Recent Trip to Egypt (Part Three): Cairo Airport: Gateway to the Marvelous History of Egypt – April 7, 2025
Cairo International Airport (1), situated approximately 15 kilometers northeast of the Egyptian capital, is the main and busiest airport in Egypt. Serving as a pivotal hub for EgyptAir and Nile Air, along with various other airlines, it boasts four terminals and holds a prominent position among Africa’s busiest airports in terms of total passengers. In […]
#9 – “The Oval Office Ambush: A New Low in American Diplomacy” – March 7, 2025
What was supposed to be a pivotal meeting between American President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy quickly descended into chaos, revealing the depths of hostility and manipulation aimed at Zelenskyy. What transpired was not just a fractious diplomatic encounter; it seemed like a carefully orchestrated ambush designed to humiliate and undermine the Ukrainian […]
#8 – My Recent Trip to Egypt (Part Two): “‘Fahlawah1’, A Unique Egyptian Spice at the Outer Gate of Egypt” – February 7, 2025
Established in 1932, Egypt Air is the first commercial airline in the Middle East and the seventh in the world. However, over ninety years of operation in the field of aviation have not been sufficient to establish towering customer service traditions, outstanding efficiency practices, or significant revenues. Instead, years of delinquency, manipulation, malfeasance, and a […]
#7 – My Recent Trip to Egypt (Part One): “Sorry No Direct Flights to Cairo” – January 7, 2025
Living in Columbus, Ohio, a mid-sized town in the Midwest, is fairly rewarding except for one thing: limited mobility when it comes to traveling to foreign countries. The challenge intensifies if your destination is not a prime tourist spot. Columbus is the 17th largest city in the U.S., with almost one million Americans calling it […]