With the Trump administration's frenzy of new policies clouding every news outlet, the usual media consumer would scroll through headlines, jaded from the output of madness. However, recent reports from...
According to Piketty, in the early 1980s, the top 10% of US households held 50% of the nation's total wealth, while the bottom 50% held 10%. In the first quarter of 2024, the top 10% of US households held...
Picture this: you are scrolling on YouTube or Spotify, ready to dive into your escape place–your favorite podcast. And what do you see? The presidential candidate as today’s special guest....
Shortly before the September presidential debate, there was speculation over whether there would be a revival of what was once a steadfast US political tradition–the handshake. On CNN, commentators speculated...
Nobody could have foreseen the dismissal of primetime host Tucker Carlson from Fox News. Carlson was unique in his ability to generate controversy after controversy whilst enjoying the support of his network,...
The 2022 Midterm saw election denial, women’s reproductive rights and pro-Trump candidates specialize the election into one where the Democrats had a solid chance of holding off a Republican wave.
In...
I never thought I could possibly write these four words: thank you, Donald Trump.
By refusing to agree to conduct the originally scheduled second presidential debate virtually, you have done a huge...
The Trump Administration addressed the growing health concerns of teenage use of e-cigarettes after a recent increase in teens with respiratory related illnesses has been linked to vaping and five recent...
In the recent weeks, Facebook Inc. lost nearly $60 billion in market capitalization, according to Yahoo Finance, due to the breach of about 50 million users. Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg is being summoned...
By Lauren Wasserman '19
Name calling is an issue that sends students to the principal's office, not often to war. This is because the only people who usually name call are young children who don’t...
By Chris Andrews '18
Twitter has announced on Sept. 26 that it will be testing the number of characters for a tweet to 280 characters from the standard 140. Twitter’s reasoning was that people constantly...
By Audrey Bernstein '20
Advisors to President Donald Trump have used private email servers to communicate after the President was elected, The New York Times reported on Monday.
Trump’s daughter,...
