Mikai Tasch, Social Media Editor-in-Chief and Copy Editor
• February 23, 2022
The filibuster is a way for minority parties in the United States to prevent bills from passing in the U.S. Senate. Created by the Democratic Party in 1841, the intent of the filibuster was to keep extreme...
Another migration crisis could be building up in Europe and people are worried. Past events from 2015 seem to be repeating and driving an influx of migrations across Europe and the Middle East. With a...
Nissa Wilcox, Layout Editor In Chief
• October 28, 2021
On election day Nov. 2, district taxpayers will be presented with two questions: an operational levy to continue funding for quality learning to district students and a technology levy to provide new technology...
The increase of environmental climate change is not an if anymore, it has been affecting everyone yesterday, today, tomorrow and across the globe to personal yards.
Climate change is a cause-and-effect...
After the 2020 presidential election, 17 Republican-controlled state legislatures have passed laws that further limited their constituents' ability to vote in upcoming elections. Republican supporters...
Abby Thibodeau, Layout Editor-in-Chief
• October 9, 2021
On Aug. 30, the last U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan boarded a plane back to the United States in compliance with executive orders from the Biden administration. While troops exited, the Taliban overthrew...
The Biden-Harris Administration announced their six initial actions addressing gun violence in response to the recent mass shootings in Boulder, CO and Atlanta, GA. Among these steps is a model “red...
Recently during the school day, there have been walkouts in support of Black Lives Matter and Back the Blue. As police brutality and hate towards black Americans have become exposed by the media, the Black...
Roe v. Wade is one of the most well known Supreme Court cases in the U.S., and also one of the most controversial. In 1973, the United States Supreme Court passed a law to protect all women’s rights...
With all of the publicity surrounding the Derek Chauvin trial and the upcoming trial of officer Kim Potter, the integrity of police officers has been called into question. However, the truth is that police...
President Joseph R. Biden signed an Executive Order April 9 establishing the Presidential Commission on the Supreme Court of the United States. Among the questions the commission is set to find is whether...
On Monday, March 15th, the Catholic church in Vatican City would no longer bless same-sex marriages as they cannot bless a “sin”, explained in a union statement approved by Pope Francis. As countries...
