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Golden showers reign as Trump era nears

Max Landy, Video Editor January 12, 2017

US intelligence officials recently informed President Barack Obama and Donald Trump that Russia has made claims to hold personal and monetary information about the President-Elect. The information was...

An overview of the Dakota Access Pipeline controversy

Allessandra Inzinna, Staff Writer January 2, 2017

The Dakota Access Pipeline is 1172 miles long and 30 inches in diameter, enabling oil from North Dakota to reach major refining markets directly. In doing so, it would extend under the Missouri River,...

Who’s in? (for dummies)

Who’s in? (for dummies)

Marlowe Starling, Feature Editor December 31, 2016

The one-stop answer to all of your College Football Playoff questions For many of us sports fanatics, the most wonderful time of the year represents a glorious abundance of college football, with a...

Trump’s Staff: what it says about his presidency

Allessandra Inzinna, Staff Writer December 7, 2016

President-elect Donald J. Trump campaigned for outsiders and people who felt left out or forgotten in mainstream politics. People who lost their jobs to companies moving overseas voted for someone who...

Kellogg’s dumps Breitbart, Breitbart returns the favor

Susan Aghedo, Copy Editor December 6, 2016

Kellogg’s has invoked the wrath of Breitbart. The food company and conglomerate that makes a variety of products from Special K to Pringles decided last week, alongside Target and Allstate, to cease...

Melania Trump as First Lady

Allessandra Inzinna, Staff Writer December 2, 2016

Raised in a humble background, Melania Trump spent her formative years overlooking a river and factory chimneys in a concrete apartment under communist rule in what is now Nova Mesto, Slovenia. A childhood...

Assessing Affirmative Action

Jack Cruz-Alvarez, News Editor November 30, 2016

As seniors go through their application process for the next month, their minds fill with questions about the mystery that is the college application process. Every senior wants to have the perfect application,...

How come the presidential polls were wrong?

Atilla Dos Santos, Staff Writer November 18, 2016

On Nov. 8 the New York Times issued a poll proclaiming that 45.9 percent of voters sided with Hillary Clinton and 42.8 percent sided with Donald J. Trump. National polls on most news channels gave similar...

Photos by Susan Aghedo.

Palmetto students protest Trump’s election

Marlowe Starling, Feature Editor November 10, 2016

A group of over 20 students gathered in the Miami Palmetto Senior High School Pawvillion today with signs - and voices - rallying against the results of Tuesday night’s election. Wednesday evening,...

What’s in store for our new First Lady or Gentleman?

Atilla Dos Santos, Staff Writer November 8, 2016

As all the attention in the closing days of this bumpy presidential election focuses on the two candidates, it may be fair to ask what Bill Clinton and Melania Trump would do as first gentleman and first...

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