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Government Shutdown Continued
As of November 12th, the United States continues its government shutdown to a 43th day, the longest shutdown in US history. The crisis reached an all time boiling point, as flights have been reduced across the country, causing panic among millions of Americans dependent on air transportation. In addition, SNAP recipients have not received aid in November yet despite the recent Federal court decision on November 7 to mandate SNAP resume. Even as it nears its possible conclusio
Michael Risoli
6 days ago3 min read
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Hurricane Melissa
The residents of Jamaica, and other Caribbean islands, are dealing with the deaths and damages made by Hurricane Melissa which hit the island on October 28th, 2025. Hurricane Melissa is one of the top three worst hurricanes in documented history. The category 5 hurricane has taken the lives of 75 people nationwide as of November 5th. Authorities say they expect the death toll to rise once they are able to reach areas that were hit the worst. 43 deaths have been confirmed i
Emma Springer
6 days ago3 min read
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Spotted Lantern Fly
An invasive bug, found in every county of Connecticut, is a general nuisance but is not a major threat to state forests. The spotted lanternfly is a threat to agriculture, and can cause damage to vineyards and orchards by feeding on the sap. The Lycorma delicatula , more commonly known as the Spotted Lanternfly, is an invasive species that is destroying our fruit plants and trees. The Spotted Lanternfly is distinguished by its scarlet color and black bars on the hind wings.
Leah Mangino
Oct 212 min read
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Tylenol Autism
In a recent press conference with the Secretary of Human and Health Services (HHS), president Donald Trump made a statement claiming acetaminophen, the active ingredient in Tylenol, was linked to autism. At the same press conference, held on September 22nd, the National Institute of Health launched a $50 million data science initiative. Five months prior to this press conference, the Secretary of HHS, Robert F Kennedy Jr., pledged to determine the cause of autism by Septemb

Elizabeth Prud'homme
Oct 212 min read
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Ozone Recovery
Due to global reduction of CFC (chlorofluorcarbons), the hole in the ozone layer is projected to make a full recovery by the year 2066. MIT led a study confirming that the Antarctic zone of the ozone layer is in fact healing. This directly resulted from global efforts to reduce ozone-depleting substances. A region in the Earth’s stratosphere with concentration of a molecule made of three oxygen atoms is called the ‘ozone layer’. The ozone layer provides an absorbent layer o

Lily Caston
Oct 203 min read
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Bondi Testification
Pam Bondi testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee to respond to the questions that involved her and the Department of Justice. Bondi was set to answer questions about the Department of Justice and how it was run under her leadership. Democrats and Republicans have targeted each many times for using the DOJ for political gain for their respective parties. Democrats accused Bondi of giving Trump the keys to the DOJ to target and attack his political opponents. "Many

Marcus Gerace
Oct 202 min read
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Charlie Kirk's Assassination
Charlie Kirk, the 31-year-old conservative activist and founder of Turning Point USA, was fatally shot on September 10, during an event...

Cara Jackson
Sep 173 min read
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Pope Dies
Pope Francis, the spiritual leader of more than 1.3 billion Catholics worldwide, has died at the age of 88. The Vatican announced his...

Sophie Hull
May 94 min read
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Earthquake in Myanmar
Days after the Myanmar earthquake, the Myanmar people continue to power through a 7.7 magnitude earthquake that has devastated the...

Mason Moody
Apr 83 min read
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Signal Group Chat Leak
Journalist Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic , was accidentally added to a private Signal group chat involving senior...

Cara Jackson
Apr 82 min read
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World Record Speech
New Jersey Senator Cory Booker broke the world record for the longest speech in the U.S. senate, speaking from March 31st at 7pm, until...

Addison Plummer
Apr 83 min read
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Astronauts Come Home
Two astronauts spent 286 days/9 months on the International Space Station because of technical issues that occurred during their weeklong...
Emma Springer
Apr 83 min read
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Trump Executive Orders
President Donald Trump has made over 75 executive actions in the first 100 days in office, which is the most of any president in the past...

Hudson Hiruo
Mar 183 min read
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Coffee Can Save Lives
In the face of a global coffee crisis exacerbated by climate change, South Sudanese farmers are turning to a climate-resistant coffee...

Sophie Hull
Mar 143 min read
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ICE Immigration
Several public school districts across the United States have promised in recent days to try to protect undocumented immigrant students...
Emma Springer
Feb 123 min read
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Hamas Captives
Hamas captured 251 people on October 7, 2023. On Saturday, February 1, Hamas released Israelis Ofer Kalderon, Yarden Bibas, and American...

Fallon Tolnay
Feb 112 min read
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Trump Issues Pardons
President Donald Trump issued pardons, commuted the prison sentences, or dismissed the cases  of nearly 1,600 defendants accused of...

Cara Jackson
Feb 112 min read
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Tik Tok Ban
A half day ban of TikTok causes frenzy further than just dopamine decrease. The late night of January 18, Tiktok no longer loaded videos...

Lily Caston
Feb 113 min read
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Sinkhole in Japan
A sinkhole at an intersection in Japan has grown to over 40 meters wide. Authorities have ordered hundreds of residents near Tokyo as the...

Luke Doherty
Feb 113 min read
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FireAid
In Southern California, there have been a tremendous amount of wildfires due to rising temperatures and droughts all over the state....

Charlotte Miller
Feb 112 min read
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