Sophia Rivers, Author at The Archivist

Senate Ethics Under Spotlight: Alleged Pay-to-Play Involvement of Senator Sheldon Whitehouse and His Wife

Introduction Allegations of ethical misconduct in the U.S. Senate are not new; American political history is dotted with instances where lawmakers face intense scrutiny over their personal, financial, or legislative […]

My mother-in-law excluded my parents from my wedding because they didn’t contribute financially—and she immediately regretted her decision.

Weddings, Family, and the Price of Pride: A Cautionary Tale of Love, Money, and Karma Introduction Weddings are meant to be celebrations that unite families and friends in a shared […]

Justice Gorsuch’s landmark decision fortifies DHS authority over visa revocations.

In a unanimous 9–0 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court has determined that federal courts lack the authority to review visa revocations in cases where sham marriages are alleged to have […]

I believed my neighbor was a caring mother—until I discovered she was keeping her stepdaughter solely because of her father’s will. I decided to take action. — Story of the Day

When Appearances Deceive: A Journey to Protect an Innocent Life When our neighbor passed away, I found myself drawn into the delicate aftermath of grief that engulfed his family. In […]

During a press conference, the French President interjected to correct Donald Trump in a notably awkward exchange.

In a recent press conference in Washington, an exchange between President Donald Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron underscored the growing tensions over Europe’s role in financing Ukraine’s war efforts. […]

After inflicting the injury that left me disabled, my husband abandoned me—only to return two years later on his knees, pleading for forgiveness.

A Life Transformed by Betrayal and Resilience Anna’s seemingly idyllic existence was shattered in a single, heart-wrenching moment. The revelation of her husband’s shocking indiscretion triggered an overwhelming cascade of […]

Sophia Rivers

Senate Ethics Under Spotlight: Alleged Pay-to-Play Involvement of Senator Sheldon Whitehouse and His Wife

My mother-in-law excluded my parents from my wedding because they didn’t contribute financially—and she immediately regretted her decision.

Justice Gorsuch’s landmark decision fortifies DHS authority over visa revocations.

I believed my neighbor was a caring mother—until I discovered she was keeping her stepdaughter solely because of her father’s will. I decided to take action. — Story of the Day

During a press conference, the French President interjected to correct Donald Trump in a notably awkward exchange.

After inflicting the injury that left me disabled, my husband abandoned me—only to return two years later on his knees, pleading for forgiveness.

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