Hong Kong’s Protests: Ongoing Fight for Peace
On June 17, hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets in Hong Kong to fight the recent bill that will enable China to extradite fugitives from the ci...
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Harvard University rescinds its offer to Parkland survivor
On February 14, 2018, a gunman opened fire with a semi-automatic rifle at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, killing 17 students and st...
Common Trash That Ends Up In The Blue Bin
To the average person, recycling may seem like a simple, convenient way to make waste materials suitable for reuse. However, it is more than just placing glass...
Juvenile Delinquency in S. Korea: It’s Getting Out of Hand
With shocking stories of juvenile crimes, many claim that the laws must not protect the youth just for their age regardless of how severe their crimes were. Th...
Crisis in Sudan
Currently, Sudan and its people are suffering a national crisis, resulting in hundreds of injuries and international shock. In December 2018, Sudanese people t...
Monopolization: Why It’s an Issue
Renowned economist John Galbraith once compared the mid-century economy to a bee. In his 1952 American Capitalism, he wrote that “such are the aerodynamics and ...
Do We Really Need A Brain?
While I was procrastinating my school work and browsing through Youtube videos at 2:00 in the morning, I came across a captivating link. Out of my irresistible ...
Mexican Drug Lord El Chapo Found Guilty
On February 12, Joaquin Guzman, better known as El Chapo, was found guilty of drug-trafficking among other things. After he was put on trial, it was declared th...
Polar Vortex in Midwest
Stretching back millions of years ago, climate change is a relatively familiar phenomenon as the Earth regularly enters periods of major climate variation due t...
The Kavanaugh Hearing Explained
Two months ago, former DC Circuit Court of Appeals judge Brett Kavanaugh was voted in to replace Anthony Kennedy on the Supreme Court. Kavanaugh’s nomination to...