In the midst of a global pandemic and borderline race-war in the United States, the Philippine government is attempting to pass a law under its people’s noses that would essentially designate any form of activism as terrorism. It’s called the Anti-Terror Bill of 2020, or House Bill 6875, and it …
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Written by Staff Writer Prisha Puntambekar A 36-year-old Missouri terrorist died after violently confronting the FBI in late March. According to BBC News, he intended to bomb a hospital amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Evidence suggests that the bomber exhibited clear signs of religious discrimination and white supremacy. BBC News …
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As streets empty and cities close down due to the coronavirus pandemic, the United States has been left with a democratic dilemma in regards to the 2020 election. Uncertainty and claims of unsafe in-person voting capabilities by infectious disease experts across the country fill daily newscasts. As a result, many …
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With tons of terrible things going on in the word relating to the recent global outbreak of COVID-19, it is difficult to put a positive spin on the situation. As many people worldwide are struggling with this pandemic, others have found a way to bring a smile to those who …
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Wednesday, March 11th, Saudi Arabia flooded the global oil market with inexpensive crude oil, causing it to crash. This is a direct escalation in the oil fight which only started on March 8th when Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates broke their global coalition with Russia. This price war …
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The field within the Democratic primaries is narrowing, and California voters will now be eligible to affect the course of the American presidential election. On Tuesday, March 3rd, 14 states will cast their votes in preliminary caucuses that will help to determine the eventual Democratic presidential nominee. About 40% of …
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A fourth grader at Altamonte Springs Elementary school in Florida was bullied for the way he represented his favorite school. On Monday, September 9, the young boy made a DIY University of Tennessee t-shirt by pinning his own hand-drawn “U.T.” design on an orange shirt to represent the university at …
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By Staff Writer Roxy Hudson Posted by Co-EIC Sarah Kadous “It smells like barbeque,” said many MC athletes at practice after school on Monday, September 23. Smoke and the smell of fire spread through the Mt. Carmel High School campus at about 4:40pm after the shrubbery between the high school …
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“Our house is on fire,” reads the front page of a website that calls for an international statement to be made in the name of climate justice. A long running revolution was brought to the forefront of youth advocacy when sixteen year old Swedish activist Greta Thunberg spoke before a …
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As the road to the 2020 Presidential elections continues, Democratic candidates are beginning to emerge in distinct tiers to face off against the leading Republican candidate running for reelection, Donald Trump. In recent news, the sprawling field of 23 Democratic candidates has narrowed down to 19. However, only ten have …
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