Missiles Fired in Tel Aviv
In the late hours of Tuesday, citizens of Tel Aviv woke up to the sound of sirens, just to see a barrage of missiles raining down on them. The missiles were launched directly from Iran’s soil,...
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Migrant Boats Sink off Djibouti Coast: Dozens Dead
Officials say that at least 45 individuals are dead with many others missing after two migrant boats turned over near the coast of Djibouti. The two vessels originally departed from Yemen with 310 migrants on board...
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Beyond the Barrel: The Epidemic of Gun Violence in America
About 10-a-week. What could that represent? Perhaps it’s the hours the average person exercises, maybe how many cookies someone eats. Though plausible answers, the specific statistic correlates to the number of shootings that happened as of...
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Harris’ Stance on Climate Policies
The president of the United States must maintain the natural rights of all people—Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness. Therefore, when one of those three liberties get threatened, the president must do all in their power...
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Should Developed Countries pay Repercussions for their Immense Energy Use?
During the past year, countries in Southern Africa have had a food shortage due to weather conditions known as the El Niño effect. This phenomenon causes the Central and Eastern Pacific Oceans to warm above average....
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The Future of Genetics: CRISPR Is On The Rise
The lineage of every organism on Earth is riddled with failures and adaptation. New branches of species have diverged as a result of natural events, predation, and the need to survive. Today, there is a new...
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After 20-Year Delay, Seine-Nord Europe Canal Begins Construction
After over 20 years of anticipation and political wrangling, construction of the Seine-Nord Europe Canal (SNEC) has officially begun, signifying a huge shift in transportation dynamics in France, Belgium, and the Netherlands. This massive infrastructure project,...
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South Africa’s Heritage Day: A Celebration of the Rainbow Nation
On Tuesday, Sept. 24, South Africa celebrated Heritage Day. Heritage Day is a public holiday meant to celebrate and honor all of the diverse cultures, beliefs, and traditions of South Africa. Not only is it a...
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Combating Gun Violence in Modern America: An Analysis
On the night of October 1, 2017, gunman Stephen Paddock opened fire on a crowd of 22,000 concert-goers from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay hotel in Las Vegas, killing 58 people and injuring over...
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The Israel-Hezbollah Conflict: A Comprehensive Overview
The Israeli-Hezbollah conflict represents one of the longest-running and most complex confrontations in the contemporary Middle East. Anchored in historical grievances, disputed territory, and regional hegemony, the pattern of conflict has evolved over several decades. Indeed,...
