Picture this: For years, the music scene created by the people of your community has gone global. That genre of music has taken the world by storm, becoming a staple in social settings such as parties...
On Nov. 2, Virginian voters took to the polls to voice their dissatisfaction with the Democratic Party’s leadership, handing the positions of governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general to Republican...
In an era comprised of division, animosity and red tape, you may feel discouraged from being attentive towards the political affairs in Washington or even your city hall. Maybe you perceive the power of...
Palestinian Censorship was thrown out in 1948, thrown out in 2021; the Palestinian knows no relent and is made a refugee in their own homeland twice over. Western media has consistently repeated its betrayal...
On May 12, during a live TV interview, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that the mandatory mask mandate in California would be lifted on June 15.
“That world [after June 15] looks a lot like the world...
Growing up as a teen in the suburbs of Los Angeles, I never had to worry about someone else making a decision for me that could impact my ability to do the things I wanted as a kid—like compete in sports....
On Monday, Gov. Newsom announced that California has projected a $75.7 billion budget surplus that he proposed to be used to pay Californians another $600 stimulus check alongside other financial assistance.
https://twitter.com/GavinNewsom/status/1391461558241292293
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Dear Celebrities,
I don’t care about your political leanings.
Sincerely,
A 20-year-old suburban girl who might be secretly envious of your fame and success...but that is beside the point.
While...
Joe Biden gave the first joint-session address of his presidency to Congress on Wednesday, April 28, appearing directly at the U.S. capitol to discuss the efforts by the administration in his first 100...
On Feb. 18, 2021, 18 progressive members of the House of Representatives signed a letter to Defense Secretary Loyd Austin and Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines inquiring whether the United...
Thursday, April 22, the senate passed a bill that will help train law enforcement to better identify anti-Asian racism and create a new position at the Justice Department to expedite reviews of potential...
On April 15, Democratic members from the House and Senate introduced the Judiciary Act of 2021,which would expand the Supreme Court to 13 Justices. The bill is led by House Judiciary Committee Chair Jerry...
