Imposter Syndrome Awareness
By: Tanyon Cauley Have you ever felt out of place? Like you didn’t feel like you’ve earned the recognition and accomplishments that you have? This is known as impostor … Read More
Category: National News
Opinion: Take Away the President’s Phone
By: Amanda Farlow On the morning of Easter Sunday, President Donald J. Trump took to Truth Social to post a series of outlandish messages, targeted toward Iran. The first, … Read More
Religion in Schools Returns to the Spotlight as States Pass New Laws
By: Lucas Burton The debate over the role of Christianity in public schools has intensified in recent months as several conservative-led states move to mandate religious displays in classrooms. … Read More
Artemis II Crew Return Home after Historic Mission
By: Rylee Lyons Artemis II, named for the Greek goddess of the moon and wilderness, has completed a successful ten-day mission. This name is also a symbolic “sister” to … Read More
Federal Shutdown Prompts ICE Support at Airports Nationwide
By: Lucas Burton Amid a partial government shutdown that has left more than 480 Transportation Security Administration employees off the job and thousands more working without pay, ICE agents … Read More
Quad Amputee Murder Case Leaves Internet Confused
By: John Ratliff II On March 22, 2026, Dayton Webber, 27-year-old quadruple amputee, was charged with first degree murder after shooting and killing a passenger in his car. Webber … Read More
Conflict With Iran Threatens Global Oil Supply and Drives Price Surge
By: Nicolas Leon Guzman The Strait of Hormuz has long been considered one of the world’s most important energy chokepoints. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, roughly one-fifth … Read More
Puff, Puff, Pass: The Logistics of Medical Marijuana in Virginia
By: Keiko Klisiewecz At the ripe age of 19, I was diagnosed with Fibromyalgia, a chronic pain disability that affects just about every part of your body. Despite proper … Read More
Government Shutdown Effects on Air Travel Increasing
By: Ava Longmate As the federal government shutdown stretches into its 41st day, the ripple effects are now hitting the skies. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced a sweeping … Read More
Journalists Turn Their Backs on The Pentagon
By: Amanda Farlow Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has placed restrictions on how much the press can interact with Pentagon personnel. On October 15th, Hegseth sent a memo to Pentagon … Read More
