Tensions between the United States and Iran have existed for decades, but with the crisis of this past month, they have grown to new heights. On January 2, President Trump ordered the United States’ military to assassinate Iranian General Qassam Soleimani. Though this act seemed sudden, there had been...

In August of 2019, New York Times Magazine launched a groundbreaking campaign commemorating the four hundredth anniversary of slavery, detailing all the inextricable ways it is still a part of American society. Titled “The 1619 Project,” the topics covered ranged from traffic to prescriptions, capitalism...

In the early morning of January 23, with 17 people dead and more than 500 confirmed cases of the new Coronavirus in the city of Wuhan alone, the Chinese government temporarily shut down Wuhan's public transport, quarantining the city of 11 million people in hopes of halting the outbreak.  No one knows...

The wildfires in Australia have been burning for nearly eight months now, marking the worst period of fires seen in the country in decades - so why have news networks only recently started to cover the matter?  While the earliest article regarding the fires can be traced back to only two months ago,...

High school requires intense focus and productivity, and to boost these qualities, many students turn to frequent, often daily, coffee consumption. As a result, students become coffee connoisseurs of sorts, and fiercely defend their local spots. We decided to review these spots and find a reigning champion...