On July 21, in a jaw-dropping statement posted to the social media platforms Instagram and X, President Joe Biden officially announced his withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race.
There’s no...
On May 11, 2023, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) declared the COVID pandemic officially over, but the U.S.’ health catastrophes didn’t end here—seven days before this announcement,...
Writer George Eliot once said, “We could never have loved the Earth so well if we had had no childhood in it.”
Eliot’s words reflect the childhood experience of those who spent their early years...
As teenagers transition from the secure bubble of middle school into the wide, intimidating halls of high school, gaining independence from overbearing parents can be exciting. This newfound freedom and...
“Extra! Extra! Read all about it!” These were the shouts of 20th century newsies. Today, Brooklyn remains plenty loud, yet, the news’ ever increasing demands are not from newsies, but the relentless...
As Gen-Z reaches voting age, the United States has seen the political demographics and engagement of our generation visibly shifting the tide in modern politics. With record high voter turnouts and increased...
When renowned computer scientist and futurist, Ray Kurzweil, discussed the future of artificial intelligence (AI) at a Council on Foreign Relations event in November of 2017, he expressed his belief that...
Introduction
A mere two weeks after opening, the new James Madison High School would release the first edition of its newspaper on Friday 18, 1959. The paper had no name and more importantly, no writers,...
A month after the full abortion ban in the state of Missouri, a woman named Mylissa Farmer was in dire need of an abortion. She had a high-risk pregnancy that put her in peril of losing her uterus—and...
Russian president Vladimir Putin announced on Feb. 24 that he had authorized a “special military operation” in Ukraine. Soon after, Russian missiles struck cities across Ukraine. Russia has since continued...
Psychology of Love:
Everyone feels love, whether it be directed towards our friends, family or even pets. The romantic love we develop over time vastly differs from the platonic love we may feel day-to-day.
Varying...
You may expect to see lots of things at the iconically uneventful Thursday night Fairfax County Public School (FCPS) school board meetings: a costly budget proposal, domino-effect yawns, an audience who...
