Half of the nation watches the economy go under and the government becoming more polarized. World infrastructures have collapsed, unemployment is skyrocketing, and governments are in a disarray. Amid the chaos, we ask who is responsible for so much destruction....
As the COVID-19 virus continues to spread the conditions of businesses, from grocery store chains to local and family-owned businesses, face the problem of keeping business consistent with fluctuating customer attendance. Despite encouragement for social distancing,...
As President Trump stepped up to the podium in the White House to update the nation on the coronavirus outbreak, Washington Post reporter Jabin Botsford tweeted a photo of President Trump’s prepared notes on March 19. The last-minute edit in a black marker stood out...
What teenager’s life isn’t busy? I’m a planner, and I had something on my calendar every weekend through the end of the semester. I had academic plans, with study schedules timed out for the AP exams in the spring. I had travel plans to look at colleges and see...
Throughout history, there has never been a truer testimony of a leader than through their grace in a crisis. Through the leadership of George Washington in fighting for their freedom to the boldness of Churchill as he stood before the British Parliament proclaiming...
A Tennessee man made national headlines last weekend for amassing a whopping 17,700 bottles of hand sanitizer. If you’ve been to Costco, Walmart or any other store recently, you might’ve seen once-full aisles of toilet paper and water bottles now completely empty....
During this time of quarantine, it can be hard to find something to do. Sure, Netflix and YouTube are enticing for the first couple of days, but beyond the initial excitement of that sense of freedom, the hours spent staring at the screen and feeling your brain turn...
San Marino Unified School District students received confirmation of the district’s $2.6 million deficit and news of the actions to accommodate for this financial state. These plans include laying off the equivalent of 31 full-time employee positions across...
Upon Fullerton Joint Union High School District superintendent Scott Scambray’s decision to extend school closure until May 4, athletics officials confirmed Friday that the regular spring sports season is over. Athletics director Jon Caffrey confirmed the news after...
Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, Gen Z has continued to deflect the levity of the situation with humor — something teenagers of today's society have wielded in the face of threats to a comfortable and safe life. Making fun of news has always served as a coping mechanism...
