Content warning: This article contains mentions of racial slurs, anti-semitism and racially-motivated violence. The short answer: no, it doesn't. On Jan. 6, Trump’s Twitter account…
What happened? On Wednesday, Jan. 14, Donald Trump became the first president in U.S. history to be impeached for a second time. With some bipartisan…
This video was made by Chris Fazzari to accompany Caitlyn Aldersea's article on Trump's historical impeachment.
On Oct. 13, the Supreme Court ruled that the Trump Administration could end the census count before the Oct. 31 deadline. The main reason being…
As the coronavirus swept through the world and killed over 1 million people, restaurants, bowling alleys, schools and movie theaters in Sweden remained open. This…
On Aug. 6, President Trump signed an Executive Order on Addressing the Threat Posed by TikTok. The Trump administration initiated this order in response to…
The Democratic National Committee postponed the presidential convention on April 2. The committee moved the event from July 13 to Aug. 17. This is a…
Recently, a disturbing trend in President Trump’s administration has been the firing or forced resignation of anyone who makes a negative statement contradictory to the…
On Feb. 24, the Department of Homeland Security got the green light to start reinforcing income-based requirements for visas and green cards. While it does…
In light of the presidential primaries and the ongoing debates, it becomes apparent to many students here on campus that politics are reworking their way…