Dr. Sean

Understanding U.S. Government Ethics and Conflict of Interest Ethics and transparency are vital cornerstones of any well-functioning government, serving as the bedrock of public trust and accountability. The United States government, with its complex and diverse operations, places significant emphasis on maintaining ethical standards and managing conflicts of interest to ensure the proper functioning of […]

Unveiling Watergate: With the current administration’s corruption becoming known to all, I felt it was a good time to look at the last president who also was filled with perversion.   The Watergate scandal was a major political scandal in the United States that revolved around a break-in at the Democratic National Committee (DNC) headquarters

The Fiery Chronicles: A  Dive into the World of Ginger’s In the vast tapestry of human existence, some individuals stand out like blazing beacons of uniqueness. Enter the Gingers, those flame-haired wonders who have graced our world with their fiery presence. From the ancient halls of history to the modern streets of today, let’s take

The Evolution of Student Loans in America and the Interplay of Legislation, Impact, and Challenges Access to higher education has been heralded as the gateway to upward mobility and economic prosperity, yet the history of student loans in the United States presents a multifaceted narrative that reveals not only the benevolent intentions of policy makers

Universities and their Idiolectical Shift to Communism Higher education in the United States stands at the intersection of knowledge, progress, and societal transformation. Colleges and universities have historically been revered as the bastions of free thought, intellectual exploration, and the incubators of future leaders and innovators. However, in recent decades, the landscape of higher education

The Navy’s Newest Destroyer Is Named for a Marine Who Saved His Company from Annihilation In the quaint town of Cheshire, Connecticut, a young boy named Harvey Curtiss Barnum Jr. dreamed of serving his country as a Marine. Fueled by a deep sense of duty and patriotism, he enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1958,