By Vanessa Falcon TikTok is dead. At least that was what American citizens were led to believe. The constant custody battle over TikTok left many wondering if there was something more to the app than fun dances and quick recipes. Though, the truth is that there is so much beyond the surface. TikTok has been…
By Samantha Jimenez President Trump’s most recent slew of controversial takes that he wishes to implement is his desire to change our education as we know it. This announcement came in the middle of the ongoing Black Lives Matter movement, which has often been accompanied by people criticizing the nation as a whole and denying…
By Michelle Mairena In the fall of 2017, the Trump administration announced that it was ending DACA, an Obama-era federal program that protects over 649,000,000 undocumented immigrants in the United States. Not long after the announcement, a series of protests, lawsuits, and federal court decisions that opposed the administration’s ruling followed — and eventually, this…
By Dru Barcelo A failure of both parties’ ability to compromise: that is why the US government suffered multiple “temporary” shutdowns in the beginning of the 2018. With neither party able to obtain what they desire—a clean and concise budget plan, a deal on DACA, border wall funding, or whatever it may be—the only thing…
By Nathalie Del Valle On Monday, February 13, Michael T. Flynn resigned his position as national security advisor to President Donald Trump. He reasoned his leave to be due to the fact that he misled Vice President Mike Pence as well as other high ranking officials in the White House about his conversations with the…