Human Rights Day in 2022
Human Rights Day is observed every December 10th to commemorate the day the UN adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Read more about Human Rights Day in 2022 as written by Sophia Garcia.
Human Rights Day is observed every December 10th to commemorate the day the UN adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Read more about Human Rights Day in 2022 as written by Sophia Garcia.
Now that the House of Representatives have passed the Respect for Marriage Act, it’s President Joe Biden’s choice to sign the bill into a law. Read about what’s been done with the bill and its journey to be passed into a law as written by Kevin Perez.
The 27th United Nations Climate Change Conference of Parties or COP27 from recently took place in Egypt this year from November 6-20. Read about what was spoken and what was happening at this conference as written by Melanie Cabrera.
For as long as we can remember, the world has always been increasing in population. Read about how the world has reached a population of 8 billion as written by Zachariah Joseph.
World Cup season is here and many countries are playing including the U.S. and many fans are watching as well. Read about Team USA in this year’s World Cup as written by Sofia Palomino.
One of South Korea’s worst peacetime disasters took place on October 29, 2022. Read about the Itaewon Halloween crowd crush as written by Elizabeth Gonzalez.
On the final day of the 20th Chinese Congress, Xi Jinping entered his third term as President of the People’s Republic of China. Read about the actions his predecessor, Hu Jintao did at this meeting as written by Carlineissa Jean Francois.
The Miami Dolphins reach the halfway point of their NFL playing season after winning against the Cleveland Browns 39-17. Read about the mid-season review of the Dolphins and what is to come in their near future as written by Kevin Perez.
This year’s midterms will have a considerable impact on public education in Florida. Read this article by Valentina Foglia to learn more.
As midterm elections inch closer, it’s time to consider the digital literacy skills of those that will be determining the future leaders of the country. Learn more about it from our writers Melanie Cabrera, Elizabeth Gonzalez, and Adriana Garcia.