National

In light of recent events, it’s hard to believe in the world outside. Stuck at home, the string of fires set across our nation in protest break our hearts for all of the people they may impact. It’s hard to remember that 100,000 people have died from COVID-19, and the threat is far from over, when we see images of people gathered in the streets to speak their minds. However, the fact of the matter is the novel coronavirus will likely not subside for months, if not years, and we need to begin to adapt to a life in the midst of a pandemic. The key to this initiative is testing, and it is likely you will have to take some form of the test in the near future, even if you aren’t feeling sick.

The March numbers are in for the mighty American economy, and things look really bad. That record-long job adding period of our economy? Gone....

By Henry Su The plastic bags that have become a cultural symbol of convenience and of urban decay, that held our takeout and choked our...

Home Depot announced its plan to deal with the recent outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, as sales have not slowed for them with the...

By Michael Ge Protests have erupted all across the United States after the murder of George Floyd by then police officer Derek Chauvin on May...

By now, everyone is very well aware of global warming and other environmental issues. Greenhouse gases are warming the atmosphere at alarming rates, causing...

Have you ever felt that moment when you feel like you are not good enough? Or when your works and achievements seem so small...

By Leena Sen With Halloween passing last week, all of us know that there are numerous costumes on the market and in our wardrobes: the...

Recently President Obama signed a new law that governs health care in the United States. Most Americans call it Obamacare. Obama spoke in favor...

Rick and Morty Fans Go Crazy for McDonald’s Szechuan Sauce by Edward Baillargeon For one day only, McDonald’s decided to bring back their Szechuan sauce...