America’s 250th anniversary highlights its founding ideals, contradictions, expanded rights, ongoing challenges, and global role, urging reflection and youth civic engagement as the nation remains a work in progress, as explained by Robert Rojas
MLEC hosted its annual Jingle Jog on December 11. The Holiday Sparkle and Treat was added to the usual event adding to the sense of excitement the students felt. Learn about how the experience went for students and staff as told by Robert Rojas.
For the first time since the 1700’s the United States Treasury Department has stopped ordering new penny blanks, meaning the Mint will stop the production of the penny once the remaining supplies has depleted. Learn about the reasons behind this and the concerns of the people as told by Robert Rojas.
The I-395 Signature Bridge, managed by the Florida Department of Transportation, has caused concern on whether it’s a good use of money as the project cost over $800 million. The structure has people questioning whether the city’s priorities are in order. Learn more as told by Robert Rojas.
The No Kings Protests have been ongoing for months, but just what do they mean? Dive deep into the subject as told by Robert Rojas.
There has been much discussion about the shutdown of the U.S Government which Congress and the President have yet to resolve. But what really is a government shutdown? How will this affect the citizens of the U.S? Learn about the situation as told by Robert Rojas.
Deepfakes are an image or video where someone’s face, body, or voice has been digitally changed or modified. With a tool like this spreading misinformation could become much easier. Learn more about this as told by Robert Rojas.
On September 10th at 12:10 pm, while Charlie Kirk was speaking at Utah Valley University, a single shot rang out. Kirk was shot in the neck, rushed to the hospital and later died. Learn more as discussed by Robert Rojas.
The South Florida Detention Facility, or “Alligator Alcatraz” has been set to shut down within 60 days as decided by Federal Judge Kathleen Williams due to environmental policy violations and poor human conditions. Learn more about it as told by Robert Rojas
Today we tackle the age-old question— is summer homework really necessary? Explore the topic more deeply in this article by Robert Rojas.