By Brynn Gibson Editor in Chief On Oct. 12, The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) declared a nationwide shortage of amphetamine salts –– commonly known as Adderall. Used to treat ADHD/ADD (Attention Deficit […]
Microsoft Acquires Blizzard
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) took measures to sue Microsoft on Dec. 8. The specific event in question was Microsoft’s announcement of a ten-year plan to purchase Activision Blizzard, the company behind […]
Oath Keepers Founder Convicted
By Maya Gomez Editor in Chief On Nov. 29, officials convicted 56-year-old Stewart Rhodes, founder of the extremist organization Oath Keepers, of tampering with documents, obstruction of an official proceeding, and, seditious […]
News-in-Brief: Nuclear Threats and Alec Baldwin Lawsuit
Biden Warns of Nuclear Threats: In a declaration on Oct. 5, President Joe Biden stated that the nation is at its biggest risk of a nuclear threat since the 1992 Cuban Missile […]
Crucial Voting for Midterms Approaches United States
By: Lucy Panicacci Culture Editor The midterms are coming up — the polls open on Nov. 8. With tensions high and issues such as abortion, inflation, and the conflict in Ukraine taking […]
Favre Denies Fraud Claims
By: Brendan Moore Sports Editor Hall of Fame NFL quarterback Brett Favre has been accused of soliciting welfare funds to the volleyball program at Southern Mississippi University where his daughter plays. Favre […]
Hurricane Ian Bashes Coast
By: Michaela Thimot and Aliya Koshalieva People Editor and Graphics Editor Hurricane Ian hit land near Cayo Costa, Florida, on Sept. 28. The Category Four hurricane also left behind devastation in the Caribbean, […]
DeSantis Moves Immigrants
By: Margo Rawlings Local News Editor Florida Governor Ron DeSantis flew a group of 50 Venezuelan migrants from San Antonio, Texas, to the vacation island of Martha’s Vineyard, off the coast of […]
Biden Introduces Plan to Pardon Past Marijuana Convictions
By: Jordan Chan Editor-in-Chief President Joe Biden announced an executive order to pardon past convictions of marijuana possession on Oct. 6, a sweeping action that will affect over 6,500 Americans charged with […]
Killer Stabs Six in Vegas
By: Lucy Panicacci Culture Editor On Oct. 6, an assailant went on a fatal stabbing spree in Las Vegas. The attack resulted in two dead and six injured — three of whom […]
Hurricane Fiona’s Flooding Damages Florida’s Economy
By: Bridie Beamish Culture Editor Two weeks after a two-week-long category four hurricane ravaged portions of the Caribbean and eastern Canada, the two territories still suffer through its destructive effects. Raging from […]
Gunman kills 10 people in racial attack in Buffalo. NY
By Macy Dennon Sports Editor On May 14 in Buffalo, NY, a white supremacist gunman shot and killed 10 people in a racist attack at the local supermarket, injuring three others. After […]
Oxford High School Shooting Sends Shockwaves Through America
By Jordan Chan Editorial Editor A mass school shooting occurred Nov. 30 at Oxford High School in Michigan with a 15 year-old high school sophomore shooting 11 people, killing four students and […]
Dobbs v. Jackson Pose Massive Repercussions for Women’s Reproductive Rights
By Sonali Muthukrishnan Editor-in-Chief The current Supreme Court case Dobbs v. Jackson could potentially overturn the 1973 ruling on Roe v. Wade, a landmark case that gave American women the right to […]
Pfizer-BioNTech Vaccine Gets Approval for Ages 5-11
By Sidney Bricker Local News Editor Children aged 5 to 11 are now eligible to receive the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for COVID-19, following a decision by director of the Centers for Disease Control […]