Following the terror attacks at the Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris, France earlier this year, the age-old question arose once again: just where does the media draw the line? Why is our media afforded...
As Governor Chris Christie gears up for a potential run for the Oval Office in 2016, troubles continue to brew at home for the Republican governor. Aside from Christie’s approval rating dropping...
Wednesday, December 3, 2014. A seemingly normal day in the lives of many at a middle school in Folsom, California became a day that shall live in infamy for the community and the country. Seventh...
Almost immediately following the revelations that NBC News anchor Brian Williams had misrepresented numerous events while reporting the news, industry critics and members of the public alike jumped...
On Tuesday, February 10, 2015, Brian Williams, anchor of the top-rated "NBC Nightly News," was suspended by NBC News for six months without pay following days of controversy over statements he made regarding...
In second grade, you may remember taking the relatively simple TerraNova standardized test, geared towards what students learned up to that point in elementary school. Then for the next six years of...
The terrorist attack on the French satirical publication Charlie Hebdo on January 7 shocked the people of France and the entire world. Twelve people, mostly journalists, were murdered by three terrorists...
On Tuesday, December 16, the White House announced that President Barack Obama signed the federal spending bill for fiscal year 2015, which will fund most of the government through September 2015. The...
As The New Republic celebrates its one hundredth year of publication, a great amount of change has swept through the offices of the magazine. Depending on who you speak with, the changes thrust upon...
After months of planning, the $18.5 million bond has passed in Caldwell and West Caldwell, in a vote of 806-497. The polls were open on Tuesday, December 9. The bond, proposed by the Caldwell-West...
“...Good morning, we have breaking news, this out of downtown Manhattan, where a plane has allegedly crashed into the World Trade Center. You’re looking at live pictures right now from NewsChopper7…”...
Almost one year ago, I signed up for the professional social networking site LinkedIn. Your first response to that statement may be, “but isn’t LinkedIn for college graduates and professionals?”...
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When President Barack Obama announced in May that the United States would withdraw from Afghanistan by...
Nobody ever thought they would see the day on which soldiers would be killed on an American military base within the U.S. So the mass shooting on November 5, 2009 by former Army Major Nidal Hasan who...
On Tuesday, January 7, 2014, much of the United States was plunged into a deep freeze, caused by the Polar Vortex. All fifty states had at least one location below the freezing mark on January 7. New...
Princeton University, one of the nation’s most exclusive schools and an Ivy League institution, has recently been faced with a potentially catastrophic outbreak of meningitis, a disease that has been...
As the 2013-2014 school year begins, students are scrambling to adjust to new classes and teachers, while administrators and district officials are preparing to welcome representatives from the Middle...
After the ongoing government shutdown began on Tuesday, October 1, most government services shut down, including all of the national parks, which are managed by the National Park Service (NPS), which...
At the time the article was written, the government was in shutdown. It no longer is.
On Tuesday, October 1, 2013, at midnight, the United States Federal Government shut down for the first time in...
Politics in the United Kingdom (U.K.) and around the world changed in May 1979: Margaret Thatcher was appointed to the position of British Prime Minister, the first woman to hold this position. Under...
Eight months after Hurricane Sandy closed, one of America’s most recognizable landmarks to visitors around the world, the Statue of Liberty will welcome tourists once again. The National Park Service,...
For the first time in 598 years, Roman Catholics around the world saw their beloved leader, His Holiness the Pope, step down from his position. Pope Benedict XVI, age 85, announced to his closest advisors,...
December 14, 2012. The day in which 26 lives were forever changed in Newtown, Connecticut. Adam Lanza, 20, began his rampage at 9:30 am, when he stole his mother’s firearms, then shot and killed...
Beijing, 2008. Less than two weeks to the Summer Olympic Games. Athletes around the world prepared to endure not only the extreme competition presented in the Olympic Games, but also the deteriorating...
