All posts tagged "politics"
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2017 was tumultuous year for news
The tumultuous year of 2017 transformed and divided the world politically, but also brought people closer together at times to respond to crises and disasters....
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Bills clearly show Trump creating Swamp
It seems like impeachment has been a hot topic since the day of the election, with many Democratic congresspeople calling for impeachment, independent investigations and...
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Contacting legislators easier than ever
It seems like now more than ever, people are unsatisfied with the government. President Trump’s approval ratings have dipped into historic lows, and despite the...
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Message of four classic tunes remains relevant to current times
Music can be truly timeless, though most music inadvertently represents a time in which it was created or released. Arguably, “good music,” maintains its relevancy...
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Millions of marchers use weekend event to ensure their voices, political issues will not be marginalized
“Show me what a democracy looks like!” one woman shouts. “This is what a democracy looks like!” a crowd of over 75,000 passionate people who...
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Left-leaning groups call attention to overreaction at recent film festival
Hugely popular Youtuber Shane Dawson attended an event at the Sundance Film Festival on the evening of Jan. 23 that was hosted by Tomi Lahren,...
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Right-leaning groups call attention to overreaction at recent vet’s events
Last Friday, Donald J. Trump was sworn in as the 45th President of the United States. In his speech he spoke of uniting together and...
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Senior set to begin work at Capitol
As the second semester rolls around, Olivia Habinck, political guru, will be beginning her first steps out of high school working as an intern at...
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As America reevaluates its alliances, Hungarian political shifts may hold lessons
The presidential election of 2016 continues to occupy discussions not only in the United States, but worldwide. America’s rightward shift under president-elect Donald Trump means...
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Trump vs. Sanders
Poll By: Kierston Johnson Graphic By: Alyssa Dekutoski
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Geography teacher traveling to Koreas to extend learning
This summer, Advanced Placement Human Geography (APHUG) teacher, Traci Lake will fly to Seoul, South Korea, for a conference to learn more about the Korean Peninsula and how it...
