How to Help Syria and Turkey Earthquake Survivors
On February 6th, 2023, a 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit Turkey and Syria. Read about what has been done to help those affected by the earthquake and what can be done to help, written by Anthony Vidal.
Articles | National | News | Politics | World News
President Trump’s First U.N. Address
By Devin Dubon President Trump gave his first speech to the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday, September 19th. In the speech, he addressed the nations of the world about dangerous regimes and terrorist organizations. The president urged the UN to take greater action in stopping the governments of various countries in abusing the human…
The U.S. Exits the Paris Climate Agreement
By Nathalie Del Valle On Thursday, June 1, President Trump announced that the United States would be exiting the Paris Climate Agreement. The Paris Agreement includes every country around the world except Nicaragua and Syria. Now, the U.S. will be part of this list as well. “As of today, the United States will cease all…
Seven Year-Old Bana Alabed Uses Twitter to Share the Reality of Living in Aleppo
By Ericka Miller Syria’s largest city, Aleppo, has been dealing with a war for the past four years that has killed hundreds of thousands of Syrians and displaced thousands more. As homes have turned into rubble and family possessions left behind and burned, the battle of Aleppo has ruined the lives of countless victims, fighting…
School for Refugees by Stephanie Brito
Since the start of the Syrian crisis–a crisis that has only gotten worse with progression–over 2.8 million Syrians have registered with the United Nations High Commission of Refugees.
Breaking News’ Call for Action is Just a Fad by Elizabeth Martinez
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.
Articles | News | World News
Syrian Disarmament Won’t Be So Easy by Elizabeth Martinez
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.
Articles | News | World News
1 Million Kids Fleeing Syria by Laura Gonzalez
Source: Google Images More and more kids are being shot, bombed and burned to death in Syria. The numbers of children missing and leaving Syria and going to refugee camps has reached 1 million.