After making landfall in Florida, Hurricane Ian left over 2.5 million people without power, and likely hundreds dead according to local authorities. The hurricane was demoted to a tropical storm on...

As Hurricane Ian storms through the Gulf of Mexico, Miami-Dade County and Broward County public schools have shut down schools from Sept. 28-29 due to cautionary weather conditions.  MDCPS announced...

On Sept.18, Iranian woman, Masha Amini died in Tehran, Iran after being arrested for not following the region’s strict dress code. Her father, Amjad Amini, claims that she was killed by the morality...

On Sept. 20, The Department of Justice announced federal charges against 47 people accused of defrauding a federal program designed to give meals to underprivileged children during the pandemic. The scheme...

On Wednesday, Sept. 21, New York Attorney General Letitia James filed a civil lawsuit against former President Donald Trump along with three of his children and the Trump Organization. The lawsuit pertained...

On Monday, Sept. 19, American citizen and Navy veteran Mark Frerichs– having been held captive for over two years, was released in a prisoner swap. In January 2020 while performing construction contract...

On Thursday, Sept. 15, Governor Gavin Newson signed a bill that requires apps and sites to install the equivalent of seatbelts and airbags for users under the age of 18. The California State Senate passed...

From affordability to toxic chemicals, Americans continue to fight the ongoing water crisis across the country.  Between 2010 and 2018, American water bills around the country rose at least 27%, while...

On Saturday, Sept. 17, tropical storm Fiona began its path heading toward Puerto Rico and was predicted to become a hurricane by the time it reached the island. Sunday, Sept. 18, as a Category 3 Hurricane,...

On Wednesday afternoon, two planes sent by Florida Governor Ron Desantis carrying around 50 migrants touched down in Martha's Vineyard, MA. These migrants, believed to be Venezuelan, were then taken in...

The College Board has announced that they will be piloting two new AP courses in the 2022-2023 school year: AP Precalculus and AP African American Studies. “The College Board is always coming out...

On Wednesday, Sept.14, at the Detroit Auto Show, President Joe Biden announced clearance for the first investment of $900 million for electric vehicles as part of the bipartisan infrastructure law to produce...