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After a traumatic childhood experience in Santa Cruz that left Adelaide Wilson permanently scarred, she and her family return to the area for a simple vacation. Strange events begin to […]
It is a widely held assumption in America that Russia has aggressive, expansionist ambitions and has created a military with the necessary capabilities since the fall of the Soviet Union. […]
The late Senator John McCain passed away peacefully at home in Arizona on Saturday, Aug. 25. McCain has been a fixture in the American psyche for more than 50 years […]
If American politics makes you mad right now, you’re not the only one. If American society makes you feel a little sad right now, you have every right to be […]
If you were to ask me what I miss most about living in America, I would immediately reply with my dog, family and friends — probably in that order. Beyond that, […]
It seems that dark times arise in the United States often. The city of Las Vegas was encompassed with sadness in yet another gun-related incident in early October. With what […]
There is a popular video floating around Facebook called “Immigration Simplified Using Only Gumballs.” Each gumball represents one million people, and a man shows thousands of gumballs living on less […]
During a period of political labels and polarization, University of Idaho student Justin Marino remains unaffiliated with either of the major U.S. political parties, as both are too self-serving for […]
On the last day of the year, 2016 claimed its final victim, Cabot Phillips wrote on Twitter: Mariah Carey’s career. The tweet was among a number of jokes that began […]
The future of the United States is changing, shifting the scales of how our nation and its resources will be viewed and used. The Western U.S. has traditionally been a […]