The week after August 21, 2013 brought breaking news coverage, videos and photos leaked of the bodies of children, men, and woman killed by the Syrian government’s use of chemical weapons. A national debate ensued about whether the United States should intervene.
With senate elections approaching in 2014, it is easy to get lost in the political rhetoric of who is running for what office. However, a small group of politicians have emerged that have begun to pave their way for 2016 elections, wasting no time.
Five decades after the Cuban embargo was put in place to hopefully bring down the communist government of Cuba, the Caribbean nation’s 11 million people are still under the hard control of the Castro brothers. Recently, a conversation on it’s effectiveness has reached the national stage and many Cuban Americans are finding themselves on opposite…
New Jersey governor, and possible 2016 GOP candidate Chris Christie, is under fire. A set of subpoenaed emails indicate that people on his staff closed the BridgeGate as political retribution.
By the end of 2014, the United States will have finally rid itself of its own chemical weapons that have been manufactured since World War 1. Around the same time, the Syrian government must also remove or destroy its own weaponry under a deal that doesn’t seem possible.
To Ms. Raquel Hernandez, teaching high school was just another opportunity to enhance the minds of students. However, to the administration at MLEC, and to her fellow colleagues, Ms. Hernandez was a force of nature. Her excitement to teach and constantly push students to exceed their boundaries not go unnoticed, and she was named the…
It has been over a month since the rollout of the Affordable Care Act and the opening up of markets on healthcare.gov, and the administration is faced with a list of issues and glitches. With the end of November as the target date for when all the bugs should be fixed, the Obama administration announced…
The indie-folk quintet, The Lumineers, stepped out on the Sunset Cove Amphitheatre’s stage for their first concert in Miami on Sunday, October 20. Everything from the suspenders, plaid button downs, barefoot piano solos, and fedoras, to the vintage gold chandeliers onstage expressed their homespun folksiness.