Boris Nemtsov’s Killer Forced to Confess
By Alex Marinidies
The alleged killer of Russian politician Boris Nemtsov says that he was forced to confess to Russian police.
Nemtsov, one of the leaders...
“First Human” Found in Ethiopia
By Jessica Meng
Do you remember when you were a child and went through a “fossil” phase? Maybe you’re still in it. Teachers fascinated us...
100 Traveling to Mars
By Garrett Speller
Would you take up the opportunity for a one way trip to mars? 100 “Lucky” candidates were pulled from a pool of...
Commentary: Slavery Still Exists in the Form of Human Trafficking
By Jacob Weissert
Slavery is gone, right? Slavery has been officially abolished in every country in the world for over a hundred years, so that...
Commentary: Slavery Over Conflict Minerals
By Shubhangi Mehra
When people think of slavery, their minds conjure up images of 18th and 19th century American plantations of the South. Seldom do...
Commentary: Successful Educational Systems
By Sarah Wie
South Korea and Finland have one thing in common: an excellent education system. However, things were not always running so smoothly. Surprisingly,...
Greece Gets Financial Aid
By Alex Marinides
Greece has come back from the brink of financial disaster. On February 24th, the new Syriza government secured a four-month extension of...
Did Russia Lie About Crimea?
By Alex Marinides
A newly leaked memo has delivered the shocking revelation that the Russian government planned to annex both the Crimea and Eastern Ukraine...
AirAsia Flight Tail Discovery
By Sherrie Chen
As the search going on, the tail section of AirAsia Flight QZ8501 was found in the Java Sea which raised the possibilities...
2014 Year in Review
By Sarah Wie and Ananya Nrusimha
This past year has certainly been a year to remember, for both the good and the bad.
The most notable...