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Most of us are well-versed in what occurred on Sept. 11. 23 years ago, in New York and Washington, D.C. This was largely thanks to our public education, where we […]
“Kamala IS a brat,” declared Charli XCX, a longtime pop star who has recently skyrocketed to A-list fame with her latest album. Posted to X on July 21, the same […]
Young voters, now more than ever, seem to be reinvigorated by a recent turn of events for the 2024 presidential election. Newly nominated Vice President Kamala Harris, even at 59 […]
With the upcoming election cycle, as well as the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump, political aggression is coming to the forefront. Even smaller towns in states that most […]
I have been thinking a lot lately about how important freedom of the press is for our society. Freedom of the press gives writers the right to publish and distribute […]
As America gears up for its 60th presidential election, a new contender with a familiar name has emerged onto the scene: Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Running as a third-party, independent […]
On Wednesday, April 10, Governor Brad Little signed into effect House Bill 710, also known as the “Harmful Materials” Library Law. The bill—which, contrary to popular belief, does not actually […]
Many people have wondered whether success or happiness is the better goal to pursue. They wouldn’t care if it meant they had to forsake one or the other to gain […]
This year, Easter took place on March 31, meaning a lot of people got to enjoy the festivities of hunting for eggs, eating sweet chocolates and enjoying the warmth of […]
I just got back from watching “Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire.” I won’t say much about it, as you should see it yourself, but what I can say is […]