The Tragic Death of Tyre Nichols
Danielle O’Brien, editor For those that read headlines concerning the protests for Tyre Nichols, it may be just another black man who fell victim to police brutality which the public is outraged over. But to his grieving mother and son, it was a loved one who would never come home from the hospital, nor be…
New York House Representative George Santos Under Fire for Drag Queen Drama Amongst Other Lies
Danielle O’Brien, editor New York representative George Santos’s credibility has been under a magnifying glass since his appointment to represent New York’s 3rd congressional district back in November 2022. Santos was just one Republican of the many elected to the house across the state of New York, however, he is certainly not as common. After…
Russia Retreats from Kherson
Elizabeth Boyle, Staff Another retreat by the Russian military, this time from Kherson. This past week Russian troops were ordered to evacuate from Kherson. Kherson is a port city located where the Dnipro River meets the Black Sea, and it was a central focus in Russia’s attempt to control the southern coast of Ukraine. When…
North and South Korea Exchange Missiles Over Naval Dispute
Elizabeth Boyle, Staff On Monday, Oct. 23, missiles were fired by North and South Korea. The South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff said that they fired in response to North Korea’s recent and continual missile testing. South Korea also reported a North Korean merchant ship entered South Korean waters on Monday. Concurrently North Korea…
North Korea Tests Missiles that can “hit and wipe out” Enemies
By Elizabeth Boyle, Staff On Sunday, Oct. 9, North Korea continued its missile testing by launching two short-range ballistic missiles toward the east. In response, South Korea has boosted its surveillance of North Korea. South Korea reported that the two missiles were launched between 1:48 AM and 1:58 AM from the city of Munchon.…
Partial Mobilization indicates break down of Russia military in the war against Ukraine
Danielle O’Brien, Editor On Sept. 21, Russian President, Vladimir Putin, announced a partial military mobilization of the country by drafting 300,000 reservists throughout the country to support the war effort against Ukraine. This announcement comes after the Kremlin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov claimed back in March that the chance for future mobilization to be “nonsense.” It…
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