Spotlighting Student Journalism Globally
Following five days of negotiation, the Writers Guild of America (WGA) and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) have officially reached a tentative agreement, ending the 146-day writers’ strike mentioned in this previous article....
After nearly a decade of El-Sisi in power in Egypt, elections are due to take place this December – earlier than expected. The election was initially due to be held in spring 2024 and reports state...
In a surprising turn of events, former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently made headlines with a statement suggesting the possibility of peace between Israel and Saudi Arabia. This unexpected revelation has sparked intrigue and speculation,...
As the world battles escalating population numbers alongside climate change, the necessity for sustainable farming practices has never been more crucial. A novel solution gaining popularity is urban vertical farming, which employs multi-level structures to cultivate...
In 1890, the House of Congress passed the Sherman Act as the United States’ first antitrust law to create a “comprehensive charter of economic liberty aimed at preserving free and unfettered competition as the rule of trade.” In...
In a surprising move, the European Commission has suggested renewing the authorization of glyphosate within the European Union (EU) for a decade, despite granting it only a five-year extension in 2017. This controversial herbicide’s renewal proposal lacks...
The French watchdog, which governs radio frequency in France, recently advised Apple to fix issues with radiation plauging the company’s older phone models. The ANFR’ found that the iPhone 12 specific absorption rate exceeded the legal...
As a new addition to the long list of battles for the Conservative Party, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak launched in July a tirade against what he described as being ‘rip-off’ degrees. Putting aside the merits of...
This opinion piece was written by Pacey Qi, an outspoken member of Generation Z. For years, America’s boomer leaders have blindly ignored future generations, and they will throw Gen Z into poverty because of it. As...
To push for the release of five American prisoners in Iran, officials in Washington DC have agreed to release five Iranians in their custody as well as six billion dollars’ worth of frozen funds in South...
Is the Antisemitism Awareness Act Really Looking out for Americans?
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