Dear Reader,

As Memorial Day approaches, we honor those who have served our country. 

In this week, the Supreme Court's 7-2 ruling shakes up funding by allowing a government agency to receive funding directly from the Federal Reserve Bank. This landmark decision could change how government projects are financed. 

In another significant development, a Michigan election official has been convicted for ballot tampering during the 2020 recount. What are the implications for our democratic process?

Stay informed and enjoy the rest of your weekend! 

In a surprising 7-2 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court has allowed a government agency to receive funding directly from the Federal Reserve Bank. This landmark ruling could dramatically change how government projects are financed. Discover the potential implications and what this means for the future.

In Michigan, a county elections official has been convicted for tampering with ballots during the 2020 election recount. Her surprising punishment raises serious questions about election integrity and justice. Discover the full story and its implications.

Vitamin D is a well-researched nutrient with surprising health benefits. But what does the data reveal? Are there risks or limits to consider? And how do other minerals like zinc compare? Discover the answers and more.

The White House has invoked executive privilege to block the release of a recording of special counsel Robert Hur’s interview with President Biden about classified documents. Although the transcript is available, Congress wants the audio to check for missing details. This move is raising suspicions and comparisons to a Supreme Court case on presidential immunity. Join Crossroads host Joshua Philipp for a live Q&A to discuss this and other topics, and answer audience questions.

As of today, about 5.5 billion people have received the COVID vaccine, while 2.5 billion have not. This unprecedented global vaccination effort offers a unique opportunity for data analysis. A recent multinational study, published in the Vaccine journal, examined 99 million vaccinated individuals across eight countries to explore potential differences and adverse events. Let's delve into the findings together.