The Story of the Aral Sea
The Aral Sea, in Central Asia, was once a great provider of resources for thousands of people. Nowadays, the body of water has greatly changed. Read more as written by Melanie Cabrera
The Aral Sea, in Central Asia, was once a great provider of resources for thousands of people. Nowadays, the body of water has greatly changed. Read more as written by Melanie Cabrera
U.S. House officials recently impeached the Secretary of Homeland Security, Alejandro Mayorkas, on counts of refusal to comply with alien law and breach of public trust. Read more as told by Iyontha Williams.
France made history on March 4th, becoming the first country to protect abortion rights under its constitution. The decision saw overwhelming support in the French Parliament. Read more about the monumental law, as told by Tiffany Perera.
The United Airlines recently experienced a plane malfunction on March 6, 2024. The flight was headed to Florida from Texas but barely made it off the ground. Read more as told by Andres Palacios.
On March 5th the Florida Senate and House approved a bill that would prevent homeless people from sleeping on public property. It now awaits approval from Governor Ron Desantis. Learn more about what this bill entails as told by Elizabeth Gonzalez.
Sweden officially joined NATO on March 7th, after years of military neutrality. Despite applying in 2022, the nation underwent several challenges in its endeavor to join the alliance. Read more about the nation’s motivations and experience as told by Bryan Pinero.
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.
On March 4th 2024, Jason Kelce, beloved center for Philadelphia Eagles announced his retirement from the NFL after 13 seasons. Read more in this article written by Gianna Michel.
In early February debate sparked over Miami Dade Public Schools’ use of form 2424. Subsequently, the form was suspended. Read more as told by Bella-Mia Saborio.
On February 16th, the Alabama Supreme Court ruled that frozen embryos were considered children, making their destruction illegal. This was a result of wrongful death claims filed by three couples. Read about the impact of the ruling as written by Andrea Farrugia.