Trump’s climate policy is just another get rich quick scheme

Share: Climate change is becoming a bigger and bigger issue and evolving, causing a chain reaction of severe weather like wildfires and storms. On Trump’s first day back in office, he withdrew the US from the Paris Climate Treaty. He signed to let natural disasters worsen. A study shows climate change made conditions more intense for the recent California wildfires, with drier and warmer weather. The storms that took over the midwest over the weekend of March 14th killed at least 42 people with violent …

Speaking up for vulnerable people will now get you prosecuted

Share: The U.S. has been recognized for a long period of time for its freedom of speech. Despite this, the Trump administration has interpreted the First Amendment in its own questionable way. College students are concerned about expressing themselves due to the terrible, unprofessional, and downright sinister actions of the government. The people of America need to remind the Trump administration that students and citizens, in general, have the right to speak up for a good cause, especially when the government has ignored what people …

Ye’s desperation for attention puts his own kids at risk

Share: The Ye controversy never ends and his latest song “Lonely Roads Still Go to Sunshine” featuring Diddy and his daughter North West is no exception. West decided to put his eleven year old daughter on a song with a known predator to get his name back in tabloid headlines. Ye released a song on X featuring Diddy, Diddy’s son “King” Combs, Jasmine Williams, and his daughter North West. In retaliation, Kim Kardashian took legal action demanding a cease and desist against the song. She …

Dear professor: Reading emails isn’t enough, students need timely responses

Share: I shouldn’t have to beg a professor to do the bare minimum—check their inbox and hit reply. But when one ignored my urgent email for two-weeks, nearly costing me my college acceptance, that’s exactly what I had to do. When she finally replied, I submitted my materials. Hours later, I got my acceptance letter. But what if she had waited another day? And what about the time another professor never responded at all? I waited, sent a follow-up, and waited again—nothing. The deadline passed, …

Marvel isn’t dead, just failing to replicate its glory days

Share: After the messy debut of Marvel’s new film “Captain America: Brave New World”, critical failure and controversy still haunts the studio with uncertain sentiments such as “Is Marvel dead?” lingering from the minds of disappointed fans. In short, it’s not, although Marvel is indeed currently making various decisions that are hurting their brand, dethroning them as a studio once feared by competitors. A big issue plaguing Marvel right now is the lack of communication between filmmakers. Beforehand, during the production of “Infinity War”, directors …

Trump is never gonna give the Epstein files up

Share: On Thursday, Feb. 27, 2025, NPR reported that the Department of Justice released the first phase of declassified documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, made available to “about a dozen right-wing influencers.” Photographed exiting from a White House meeting, each influencer fashioned a gaudy white binder labeled, “The Epstein Files: Phase 1” and “The Most Transparent Administration in History.” In this highly publicized move and those that would directly follow, what the Trump Administration thought would be a power play ended up being exposed as …

Billionaire bozo Bezos tightens his grasp on The Washington Post’s liberty

Share: Jeff Bezos has blatantly contradicted The Washington Post’s motto, “Democracy Dies in Darkness,” by altering the future content of the paper’s opinions page, censoring views opposed to his own, and imposing increased control. Bezos bought the prestigious publication in 2013 for a whopping $250 million, and since then, he has slowly instilled his viewpoints into the paper. Just last year, he shocked The Post subscribers by announcing that the publication would not endorse a 2024 presidential candidate for the first time in decades.  Many …

Pope’s decline highlights his crucial role on world stage

Share: Pope Francis has been hospitalized for the past few days; with his old age and fragility being highlighted in ways not normally seen. With him being sick enough for news organizations to publish stories such as “Pope Francis, sensing he is close to death, moves to protect his legacy” the question of what will happen in the Vatican City when he does finally die is becoming a more important one. Pope Francis was elected in 2013, as the first ever pope from the western …