Bernie Sanders’s Mittens Spark Charitable Donations
Fully prepared for the cold temperatures that President Joe Biden’s inauguration brought, Bernie Sanders wore a light-brown jacket and a pair of Vermont-made mittens to…
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The Dutch Curfew Riots Were Chaos… Here’s What We Know
Following the imposition of a 9 p.m. curfew, riots broke out across the Netherlands in many cities including Amsterdam. Here’s what’s known so far… The…
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Penn State Black Caucus Zoom Bombing Incident
During the Spring Involvement Fair on Jan. 27, 2021, a total of 51 nameless and unauthorized users ambushed the Penn State Black Caucus’ Zoom room….
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Alec Baldwin’s Wife Hilaria Caught in Cultural Appropriation Scandal
It isn’t every day you get to witness a scandal like this one. A celebrity cosplaying someone of a different cultural or ethnic background isn’t…
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A New Kind of Inauguration
Presidential inaugurations are a U.S. tradition. Much of the day follows a very specific set of activities and events that showcase the peaceful transition of…
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Soror, Vice President Kamala Harris
Kamala Harris made history as the first female vice president in American history at the inauguration of President Joe Biden, the 46th president of the…
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A Breakdown of Joe Biden’s Presidential Inauguration
Another monumental day in American history took place on Wednesday morning. President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris were sworn into office on the…
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FKA Twigs Battles Shia LaBeouf and Marginalization
Think about the number of times a woman has thought, “no one is ever going to believe me,” and then think of how many times…
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The Pandemic Success Story of Australia
Masks are required everywhere you go. Restaurant dining rooms line the streets in tents instead of inside. People wait outside in the cold to obey…
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The COVID-19 Vaccine—The Ending to a Nightmare?
With cases soaring around the world and states beginning to move toward lockdown again, this pandemic seems to be never-ending. However, there may be a…
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Last-Minute Gift Guide
The holidays are right around the corner and this year hasn’t made shopping for gifts any easier. Today, holiday shopping doesn’t look like it used…
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The 2020 Election: What Are Joe Biden and Kamala Harris Doing Now?
Who remembers Joe Biden and Kamala Harris? Somehow, in proper 2020 fashion, many things have happened since the most historically bitter and controversial election our…
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Winter is Coming: What This Could Mean for COVID-19
The Centers for Disease Control head has recently warned that this coming winter may be the “most difficult time in U.S. public health history,” as…
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The Holidays—Yes or No?
As the holidays are in full swing, so is COVID-19. The virus is at an all-time high, and many holiday festivities look differently. Some people…
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Sarah Fuller Makes History Playing Like A Girl
Sarah Fuller has made history as the first woman to play in a Power Five college football game. The 21-year-old Vanderbilt University senior made her debut…
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The Attack on Big Tech: Democrat and Republican Perspective
Republicans have recently made headlines related to their vocal opposition against “Big Tech” censorship. “Big Tech” refers to the power technology companies—Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix…
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Yes, Food is Political
While many aimlessly add items into their shopping carts, most consumers aren’t acknowledging the history behind their foods and may not realize it’s political ties….
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Why Has There Never Been A Female Vice President Before Kamala Harris?
We are quite lucky to have the right to vote for who we want to represent us in office and make big decisions. Around the…
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Looming Second-Wave Lockdowns for Europe
As infection rates continue to spike across the continent, many European countries — including France, Germany, Italy, Poland and the United Kingdom — chose to…
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Pennsylvania: A Key Swing State
Pennsylvania’s strong party systems and high electoral vote count— 20 — make the state winnable in any federal election, by the tightest of margins. In…
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