The Failed Execution of Christa Pike
Written by Gianna Lara, Staff Writer The first woman to face the death penalty in the state of Tennessee since 1826, survived two lethal doses of Pentobarbital drugs. Colleen Slemmer,…
To Eat or Not to Eat: Recent Food Recalls
Written by Genevieve Rios-Zamora, Staff Writer An increase in food recalls due to potential contamination has been reported by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the U.S. Department of…
Analyzing the Emmys Red Carpet: Trends, Hits, and Fails
Written by Keira Eveland and Zander Hix, Staff Writers The 2026 Emmys were full of glamorous looks, but not all of them were well received. Ranging from classic and elegant…
Beyond the Amazon: The Death of the Planet’s Forests
Written by Haley Garrett and Lyra Stoyas, Staff Writers Deforestation goes global; spanning from the Congo to Canada, the unchecked destruction of the Earth’s forests signal that the Earth is…
The Convoy to Cuba
Written by Ella Fortine, Staff Writer Trump’s iron groping hand, er, fist has been brought down on Cuba, but the cavalry has come via flotilla. At the end of the…
The Iran “War”
Written by Ella Fortine, Staff Writer If the U.S. has not explicitly declared war in decades, then what does the word mean today? The Iran War began on February 28,…
FBI Suspects Potential Terrorism in Regards to Austin, Texas Bar shooting
Written By Simran Kaur, Staff Writer As unfortunately common as shootings are, is there more to this case than expected? At around 2:00 am on March 1st, a 911 call…
Venezuela Means a Lot More When You Know Your History
Written By Ella Fortine, Staff Writer The capture of Nicolás Maduro could be a revival of America’s previous explicit Washington-directed control over Latin America. Is that the America Trump wants…