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It's that time of the year again where Red & Blue duke it out to hoist the grand prize of Congressional control. Yes, the all-important and Twitter-loving Midterm elections are upon us.

By Vihaan Majumdar If you haven’t heard the news from (*checks calendar*) a month ago, then I wonder if you’ve time traveled here from the...

Summer may be over already, but the effects of its national events are most certainly still felt today. Let’s take a look back on some of the biggest events of the last few months.

Following a report published on Thursday, March 10, United States Census Bureau has admitted that it undercounted Black, Latino, and Native Americans during the 2020 Census.

President Biden announced his pick to replace retiring justice Stephen Breyer, nominating DC Appeals Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson.

In an unusual statement amid an ongoing investigation, New York Attorney General Letitia James claimed that her office had uncovered “significant evidence” of fraud in her investigation of the Trump Organization and the former president.

Frederick Law Olmsted long ago designed the Humboldt Parkway, a boulevard that connected Humboldt Park, now Martin Luther King Jr. Park, and Delaware Park on the east side of Buffalo. Today, the area is unrecognizable.

At a White House ceremony next to President Biden, Breyer announced his retirement which will take place by the summer. Even before he announced his retirement, there was already extensive speculation about his potential replacement.

The Trump campaign reportedly led the attempt to put pro-Trump electors forward in December 2020. This is the latest revelation of actions taken by the Trump campaign to overturn President Biden’s victory in the 2020 presidential election.

By Will Demartinis President Joe Biden delivered his first state of the Union Address during his tenure as President. Delivered in the midst of a...