President Trump’s COVID battle
By Harrison York | Head Editor October 7, 2020 President Donald Trump announced early last Friday that he and the First Lady had tested positive for COVID-19. Several other officials who work closely with the […]
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What do Trump’s tax returns really show?
By Kate Hedger | Student Life Editor October 4, 2020 The New York Times recently broke a major story involving the lack of federal taxes President Donald Trump has paid in the last 18 […]
Trump’s 1776 Commission
By Jack Harris | Writer October 4, 2020 In a White House Press Conference held at the National Archives Museum on Constitution Day, President Donald Trump announced his plans on signing an Executive Order called […]
5-year-old sends Baby Yoda dolls to firefighters in Oregon
By Sosie Casteel | Writer October 4, 2020 In the burning landscape of Northwestern Oregon, a little green face with two adorable plastic eyes stands out against the ruins. The eyes belong to a Baby […]
A world without gasoline: Governor Gavin Newsom orders end to new gas-powered cars by 2035
By Savannah Gresham | Writer September 30, 2020 Though it can be hard to imagine a world reft of the noxious smell of gasoline and thundering growl of Ferraris and Lamborghinis, it is a reality Californians […]
First presidential debate: seeking clarity and truth among the chaos
“WILL YOU JUST SHUT UP, MAN?”: Last night’s debate often devolved into utter chaos. Patrick Semansky/AP By Maxine Davey | Editor in Chief September 30, 2020 Last night’s debate left viewers confused, angry, and worried […]
The future of the Supreme Court
By Sabrina Spunt | Newsroom Manager September 28, 2020 On September 18, 2020, Supreme Court Justice member Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away at the age of 87. She served as a member of the Supreme court […]
Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s legacy
By Amy Parr | News Editor September 27, 2020 “When I hear RBG’s name, the first word that comes to mind is pioneer,” senior Jasel Steinmetz said. This is true for most people, but how […]
Uncovering mass genocide against Muslims in China
By: Ben Meyler | Writer September 27, 2020 Despite the lack of coverage by the media, Muslims in China are being held in concentration camps and forced to eat pork, drink alcohol, marry non-Muslims, or […]
Trump vs. TikTok
By Brooklyn Staab | Publicity Manager September 27, 2020 TikTok has become one of the most addicting social media platforms for all ages around the globe. With about 800 million users worldwide, it was the […]