CBS fires CEO amid sexual assault claims
By Ariel Steinsaltz | Sep. 17, 2018By Ariel Steinsaltz Staff Writer The CEO of CBS, Leslie Moonves, was let go from the network on Sept. 10 after he was accused of multiple instances of ...
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By Ariel Steinsaltz Staff Writer The CEO of CBS, Leslie Moonves, was let go from the network on Sept. 10 after he was accused of multiple instances of ...
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By Julia Marnin The opportunity to study and live in another country is unlikely to occur again once you graduate from the College — that’s why every ...
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By Anandita Mehta Staff Writer Protesters for and against Germany’s refugee policies clashed in the streets in the German city of Chemnitz on Sept. ...
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By Zahra Memon Staff Writer The Pentagon has officially cut $300 million in aid to Pakistan to fund other “‘urgent priorities’” following approval ...
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By Jesse Stiller Staff Writer Rob Tibbetts, the father of college student Mollie Tibbetts, who was murdered while on a jog this summer, reached out to ...
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By Rebecca Colnes Staff Writer The Trump administration announced the cancellation of over $200 million in aid to Palestinians on Aug. 24. The U.S. considered ...
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By Jesse Stiller Staff Writer A mass shooting at a video game tournament in Jacksonville, Florida took the lives of three people and injured several others ...
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By James Wright Staff Writer Arizona Senator John McCain died in his home on Saturday, Aug. 25 after a losing a long fight with brain cancer, according ...
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By David McMillan Staff Writer In this year alone, 547,000 Venezuelans have entered Ecuador, and more are to come, according to UN News. “‘To return ...
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By Muhammad Siddiqui Staff Writer Heavy rains in Kerala, a coastal state in southern India, have displaced hundreds of thousands of people since the ...
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By Danielle Silvia Copy Editor Violent protests have been erupting throughout Nicaragua since April 18, according to The New York Times. The Nicaraguan ...
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By Megan Mayernik Staff Writer North Korea announced important changes to its foreign policy and nuclear defense programs on April 21, when Kim Jong-un ...
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By Rebecca Colnes Staff Writer Southwest Airlines is receiving backlash after an engine failure on Southwest Flight 1380 killed one person and injured ...
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By Muhammad Siddiqui Correspondent U.S., British and French forces launched a joint airstrike campaign in Syria the morning of April 14, hitting three ...
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By James Wright Staff Writer Algeria suffered its deadliest plane crash in history on April 11, killing at least 257 people and leaving few survivors, ...
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By Kyle Elphick Staff Writer Seusis Hernández Solarte, a Colombian rebel turned politician and member of the Common Alternative Revolutionary Force ...
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By Clare McGreevy On a beautiful Tuesday afternoon, I sat outside of Traditions at a table with friends. The sun was out and the birds were chirping, ...
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By Kiana Stockwell Correspondent Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder announced that the free bottled water program for residents of Flint, Michigan will end when ...
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By Breeda Bennett-Jones Nation & World Editor Former Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva surrendered to police on April 7 following a ...
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By Anandita Mehta Staff Writer Defense Secretary James Mattis approved Pentagon funding on April 6 for the deployment of 4,000 National Guardsmen to ...
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