McConnell Endorses Trump After Years of Animosity
Despite past disagreements, Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell has shocked the nation with his endorsement of Donald Trump in this year’s upcoming election. Read more as told by Adriana Garcia.
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King Charles III Diagnosed with Cancer- What Follows?
King Charles was diagnosed with cancer on February 5th. The royal family has since spoken out and taken actions, propelled by the diagnosis. Read more in this article written by Thomas Farrugia.
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Ron DeSantis Suspends His Presidential Campaign
Last week, Florida governor Ron DeSantis suspended his presidential campaign. Many considered him a great opponent to the previous president, Donald Trump. Here’s all you need to know about DeSantis’ suspension, as explained by D’avora Williams.
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Israel Accused of Genocide at the International Court of Justice
The Israel-Hamas war continues to rage on, and many countries have taken notice of the conflict. South Africa took it upon themselves to bring the issue to the ICJ, calling it a genocide. Read more as written by Thomas Farrugia.
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Presidential Election Candidates of 2024
2024 will see the US’s 60th presidential election. With the year having just begun, it’s time to introduce the candidates. Discover who will be campaigning this year, as written by Bryan Pinero.
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State of Digital Literacy Amidst Elections
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.
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Was Justice Served?
By Carlineissa Jean Francois Earlier this year the verdict for two very controversial cases was made. The first was about the death of Ahmaud Arbery, the second was Kyle Rittenhouse’s case. These two cases were very publicized and polarized due to their ties to racism and gun violence. Ahmaud Arbery’s case gained a lot of…
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Low Voter Turnout Rates in Miami-Dade
By Anthony Vidal Local elections in Miami-Dade County hit a low point this year. In some districts, voter turnout was as slow as one percent while staying under 30% throughout the county. On Election Day, November 2nd, early voting began in Miami-Dade County with a drastically low turnout of 11.17%. The mayor elections that started…
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A Voter’s Guide to Being Ballot Ready
By Melanie Cabrera Voting is the cornerstone of democracy. It is a right mentioned in and protected by the Bill of Rights and it plays a large role in many aspects of the United States government. Yet it is also often overlooked or brushed off, this is especially true on the state and local levels. …
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Fighting for The People: Young People in Miami Advocate for H.R. 1
By Carlineissa Jean Francois Many people have come out in support of the For the People Act in the last year and will continue to fight until the bill is passed. The For the People Act, also known as the H.R.1. Bill, is a bill aimed at combating voter suppression and government corruption. Many people…
