The 2016 election has been an unforgettable one. I would not accredit that to the remarkability of each candidate, their visionary goals to mobilize the country, nor their truly promising Continue Reading
Government officials and city workers are always highlighting the importance of political activity and staying involved in your community. They claim that every voice is heard and that they are Continue Reading
Elections are right around the corner, and as frightening as that may be, it is important to stay informed– by facts, not by biased media coverage. Not only are the Continue Reading
Originating in Scotland, tracing back to the 15th centuries, modern golf is played all over the world: it spreads all over the 5 continents- America, Europe, Africa, Australia, and even Continue Reading
BY JOSANDY JEUNE & STEFANY FOLEY Without a doubt, Hurricane Matthew has taken a toll on Haiti and has affected the lives of not only the people there, but here Continue Reading
All Lives Matter or Black Lives Matter? This is a question as old as time. How old? Possibly going back to the Civil War old. The United States has been Continue Reading
Massachusetts is currently in the process of reviewing legislation for a Transgender Public Accommodations Bill. Public accommodations are facilities, both public and private, used by the general public, including retail Continue Reading
In an attempt to combat the rapid spread of the Zika virus, federal officials have decided to shift approximately $500 million from Ebola prevention programs. The shift comes after Congress Continue Reading
With the war between narcotics and law enforcement continuing as well as advances in technology, it has become more difficult to stop narcotics from entering America. Usually there are only Continue Reading
Super Tuesday, this year on Mar. 1, 2016, is the most important day of the primary election season with the largest amount of delegates at stake. The people of Continue Reading
