It could be a hotter summer for much of the US, according to New York Times meteorologist Judson Jones. In Phoenix, Arizona, where temperatures have already been in the 100s several times this year, things...

On Thursday May 11, New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced plans for the mandated implementation of a phonics-based reading curriculum known as “New York Reads,” effective by next school year. New...

Not until recently have issues about athletes’ mental health been discussed and brought to awareness.  CB South Next Play Sports is a club that has made efforts to end the stigma around athlete mental...

Amanda Gorman, an American poet and well-known activist, recently had the book based on her inauguration poem “The Hill We Climb” restricted in Florida’s Miami-Dade County after a mother reported...

With summer on the horizon, it can be stressful to plan activities for the upcoming season. One of the best ways to spend a summer day is laying on the sand with feet dipped in the water and sun shining...

Seniors, it is the time we have been waiting for, the end is near. As we are 21 days away from graduation, we have many events coming up very quickly. It can be hard to keep track of it all, so here is...

Awaiting the new moon, Muslims all over the globe wait for the cue to break their fast. Once the moon is seen, the Islamic holiday, Eid-al-Fitr, begins. Eid marks the end of Ramadan, the holy month of...

The Dominion Voting Systems defamation lawsuit against Fox News finally came to a close on Tuesday April 18 as Fox News settled for $787.5 million, making headlines as one of the largest defamation settlements...

  The Met Gala is one of the most anticipated nights of fashion. This year’s theme is in honor of Karl Lagerfeld, who passed away in 2019. He was a designer for many popular high-end brands like...

Last week, Kanye West watched 21 Jump Street. Exciting, right? So exciting that he felt the need to post about it on Instagram. More specifically, after an absolutely wild end of 2022 and start of 2023...

Squirrel! Where was I? Oh right. Calculus. More and more recently, I’ve noticed teachers becoming increasingly frustrated with student work. My classes have been reprimanded for their “glacial work...

First ordered by Trump in 2020 and continuing into President Biden’s term, the student loan repayment pause has been extended multiple times due to pandemic-related economic problems. So, anyone with...

The four years are almost up, and it is that time again: the United States Presidental Elections. Just a few days ago, President Biden announced that he is running for re-election in 2024, stating that...

Anxious. Worried. Nervous. Unprepared. Stressed.   These are all feelings you could be cycling through due to the AP tests this spring. But don’t fret, because with the right preparation,...

In a world dominated by endless dopamine cycles from scrolling on social media, hustle culture in a racing economy, packages from half a world away in single day, from a single tap—it’s important to...