By Eric Preisler Correspondant The New York Times obtained Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s tax records from 1995, which reported a ...
Read More »By Dorian Armstrong Correspondant On Monday, Sept. 26, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and real estate mogul Donald Trump met at Hofstra University ...
Read More »By Pooja Paidipalli Correspondent The man suspected in the New York City and New Jersey bombings was captured following a shootout with New Jersey law ...
Read More »By Gabrielle Beacken Staff Writer Supported by the U.S., plans for Iraqi troops to reclaim the country’s second largest city controlled by ISIS may ...
Read More »By Rohan Ahluwalia Staff Writer Not long after calling for “lone wolf” attacks, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (IS) might have obtained ...
Read More »By Nicole DeStefano Nation & World Editor A police officer shot and killed 13-year-old robbery suspect Tyre King in Columbus, Ohio, after he pulled ...
Read More »By Olivia Rizzo Staff Writer For weeks, Hillary Clinton’s health has been under speculation by critics and supporters alike after the Democratic presidential ...
Read More »Gabrielle Beacken Staff Writer The summer of 2016 was a tumultuous season for Fox News. In July, Gretchen Carlson, former Fox News anchor, filed a sexual ...
Read More »By Nicole DeStefano Nation & World Editor With the 15th anniversary of 9/11 approaching, the House of Representatives voted for a bill on Friday, ...
Read More »By Danielle Silvia Staff Writer Since the drug company Mylan bought the EpiPen in 2007, the price has increased from $100 to $600, according to The ...
Read More »By Thomas Cilla Correspondent This summer, a bill that would have increased the scrutiny required for an abortion in Texas was struck down by the United ...
Read More »By Nicole DeStefano Nation & World Editor The disastrous flood affecting Louisiana has become the worst natural disaster to hit the United States ...
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By Camellia Carbonaro Staff Writer In the fall of 1838, Georgetown University’s early presidents, Thomas F. Mulledy and William McSherry, organized ...
Read More »By Catherine Herbert Staff Writer Of the roughly 45 million people on food stamps in America, hundreds of thousands could be cut off as states begin ...
Read More »By Jahnvi Upreti Staff Writer On Monday, March 28, Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal announced that he had vetoed the discriminatory bill that would have hindered ...
Read More »By Jahnvi Upreti Staff Writer Monday, March 21, marked the first day of President Barack Obama’s historic trip to Cuba. The president and First Lady ...
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By Jennifer Goetz Nation & World Editor Sen. Bernie Sanders won all three presidential contests on Saturday, March 26, taking the delegates from ...
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By Olivia Rizzo Staff Writer It has been months since the news of the water crisis in Flint, Mich., first broke, where residents had been exposed to ...
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By Danielle Silvia Correspondent The University of Alaska; Alaska’s largest school districts, such as Anchorage; and tiny rural towns, like Nightmute, ...
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By Olivia Rizzo Staff Writer Historically, the results of Super Tuesday have functioned as a crystal ball that is able to predict the two final candidates ...
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