The Lasting Effects of the Writers’ Strike
The Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists strike began on July 14, 2023, and ended on November 9, 2023. This was the…
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What’s Going on With Abortion Pill Access?
Two federal judges. Two opposing decisions. So, what does that mean for the rest of us? The situation is a complicated one, with a lot…
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What’s Happening to Our Newspapers?
Newspapers are known as black, white and “read” all over. They have been a staple, yet timeless form of medium for hundreds of years. However,…
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Welcome to the Party: New Faces Expected to Run for President in 2024
It feels as though the only names we have been hearing in the political world have been Joe Biden and Donald Trump for far too…
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Is it tick-tock on TikTok?
For years now, the government has been saying that they are working on banning TikTok. The app, which so many of us aimlessly scroll on…
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TikTok’s Possible Ban
Floating around the internet the past couple of weeks is talk about the potential ban of the app TikTok. The app, that about 150 million…
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The Tragic Murder of 16-Year-Old Brianna Ghey
On Feb. 11, 2023, a 16-year-old transgender girl was stabbed to death in broad daylight by two of her schoolmates. Her name was Brianna Ghey….
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Idaho Quadruple Homicide Stirs “Theory Frenzy” on Social Media
Near the conclusion of 2022, a quadruple homicide in Moscow, Idaho — the home of the University of Idaho — shocked the nation. Four college…
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The Total Last Lunar Eclipse…Until 2025
Last Tuesday marked an important date in celestial history. The last lunar eclipse, often called the “Blood Moon” occurred on Nov. 8th. This is the…
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Social Media Can Ruin Your Life With One Tweet
On October 19th, nude videos and pictures of the University Of Wisconsin Women’s Volleyball team were leaked on numerous social media platforms. Hundreds of people…
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The Biden Student Loan Forgiveness Plan is Live
On Monday, Oct. 17, the Biden Administration announced the applications for the student loan forgiveness plan are now live. Since the applications have been live,…
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Etsy Sellers Launch Strike Over Increased Fees
More than 18,000 Etsy sellers pledged to join a strike protesting Etsy’s treatment of sellers last week. Sellers put their shops on vacation mode starting…
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The First-Ever African American Women’s Tag Team Champions
This Wrestlemania was stupendous for good reason — history has been made at Wrestlemania 38. Sasha Banks and Naomi have won the WWE Women’s Tag…
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Who Was André Leon Talley?
André Leon Talley, the fashion icon and pioneer for representation in the industry, died on Jan. 18, 2022, at the age of 73. Well-known for…
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The Pandora Papers: What They Are and Why They Matter
On Oct. 3, 2021, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) published 11.9 million confidential documents exposing secret offshore bank accounts of current and former…
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“Build Back Better” 101: Reasoning and Controversy
After signing his historic $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill into law in March 2021, President Joe Biden is moving on to the next chapter of…
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Britney is Bouncing Back
After James ‘Jamie’ Spears, Britney Spears’ father agreed to step down from her conservatorship, her life has been erupting with new events. The timeline with…
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Have You Heard? California’s Recalling Their Governor
California’s current governor, Gavin Newsom, faced a recall election on Tuesday, Sept. 14. The event has baffled political experts attempting to grapple with how a…
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Everything You Need to Know About President Biden’s First Primetime Address
President Joe Biden delivered his first prime-time White House address on Thursday, March 11. During this address, President Biden spoke about the one-year anniversary of…
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