The blog and writing news of Kash Jain
Last month, Ohio’s 12th Congressional district held a special election to replace Pat Tiberi (R) after he announced that he was resigning. The reason this election was of major importance was due to the fact that the district had voted heavily for Trump in 2016. However, the Republican, Troy Balderson, barely won the election against Read more about The Importance of the Ohio Special Election – Inside the Blue[…]
Hey everyone! I am beginning a story entitled “Operation Pluto” that will be split up and posted over time. If you like espionage, war, and politics, you may be interested. However, reader discretion is advised for the story due to gore and darker themes. And now, “Operation Pluto,” Part One. I crept down the hallway Read more about Operation Pluto: Part One[…]
On April 27th, 2018, Kim Jong-un became the first North Korean leader to cross the border into South Korea. North and South Korea have had poor relations since the beginning of the Korean War in 1950. After the end of World War 2, Korea split into a communist north and an American-occupied south. Read more about Korea – Inside the Blue[…]
February 14th, 2018. Nikolas Cruz, a 19-year-old former student (before his expulsion) from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, FL attacked the school, killing 17 people and injuring 14 others. Cruz was armed with an AR-15. This tragic event set off a new movement. The survivors of the Parkland shooting began a movement labeled with the Read more about Gun Control – Inside the Blue[…]
We live in a politically diverse and divided world, in nations where politics is constantly at the forefront of our news and media, and, in some cases, our entertainment. I introduce Inside the Blue, a series of political commentary making sense of the never-ending rush of political news and debate. Every week I Read more about Inside the Blue – A Political Commentary[…]
The man raised his head to the skies, looking for the noise The third sound of the day, the thirteenth of the week Looking back down he turned, Watching, Waiting, Hoping. Another man approached, elegant, Composed The former turned to the later, hopeful He brought a proposition, that man did. One of hope, one of Read more about 2091[…]
Music is undoubtedly one of the greatest creations of our species. It ties people together through a common interest and is one of the cornerstones of culture and community. Personally, I love music, and if you ask me the greatest genres are jazz, alternative, rap, and EDM. Music means a lot to me. Read more about My Favorite Music[…]
2017 has been a very eventful year for me. I’ve started my second year of high school, traveled to New York and San Francisco, met David Blaine, seen Michaels Steven & Adam Savage at their show “Brain Candy.” I’ve done so much more and experienced so many things that I cannot express in mere Read more about 2017 Wrap-up[…]
Heaven and Earth by Arturo Riojas is a rather interesting addition to the existing debate over the environment and future of our species. The book is set in a futuristic world where cadmium poisoning has become a formidable issue and threat to the future of an alien species. The story follows a Californian Read more about “Heaven and Earth” by Arturo Riojas – Book Review[…]
Happy holidays, Merry Christmas, and happy New Year to everyone!