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In early November, two college affirmative action cases went to the Supreme Court against Harvard University and the University of North Carolina. These two cases are separate but similar, claiming that these universities are discriminating against Asian-American and white applicants in their admissions processes.

On October 28, 2022, an assailant stormed the house of democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, in San Francisco.

In a shocking twist, the Court of Arbitration for Sport has announced that they will hear an appeal lodged by the Football Federation of Chile over the decision by FIFA to allow Ecuador to play in the World Cup despite allegations that they knowingly fielded an ineligible player and covered it up.

Just how Liz Truss’s leadership fell in record time--44 days, the shortest of any U.K Prime Minister in its history--is a tale for the modern political ages.

New concerns have been rising as of late that the National Guard is growing smaller than required for our country’s safety. For this fiscal year--which ended October 1st--the Army Guard is short 6,000 soldiers and the Air Guard is short 3,000.

Recent poll numbers have suggested that Republicans fortunes have seen an upswing in major swing states as election day draws ever closer.

By Amanda Ojeda For the 246 years of American history, the unfortunate trend of racial and ethnic minorities being underrepresented and diminished in national politics,...

“We claim that woman should have the right over her own body and to say if she shall or if she shall not be a mother, as she sees fit.” (Sanger 38)

You are what you eat, and around 70% of an average American diet is made up of nutritional, ultra-processed foods. Although not all processed foods are inadequate, ultra-processed foods are the ones poisoning our bodies.

A Christain-owned company in Texas has sued the U.S. Government for its mandatory coverage of PrEP, a drug that helps to prevent HIV, and is popular with gay men.