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Since the 1990’s, elected officials in numerous states have made unsuccessful attempts to lower the voting age to 16, sometimes even younger. A constitutional amendment to lower the US voting age to 16 would require approval from two-thirds of both houses of Congress and three-fourths of the state legislatures. Yet, the majority of Americans oppose this idea due to adolescents’ lack of maturity and knowledge of politics.

Why the voting age should not change to 16

Hannah Gresham, Reporter
March 3, 2022
Allowing 16-year-olds the right to vote changes the world for the better. Voter turnout increases and older teens obtain real-world experience of voting for who they think benefits them the most. Teenagers can feel more self-assured as they transition to adulthood and obtain an understanding of making decisions.

Miracles of lowering the voting age to 16

Jacey Cuffie, Reporter
March 3, 2022
The U.S. Supreme Court, also the final court of the U.S. judicial system, reviews and overturns the decisions of lower courts. It contains original jurisdiction in certain cases involving public officials, ambassadors, or disputes between states. The Supreme Court housed in Washington D.C. represents the historical “last word” in American decision-making.

Biden continues the 27-year legacy

Lauren Lee, Reporter
February 28, 2022
During his annual Veteran’s Day speech, President Joe Biden used the outdated term “negro” to address Major Baseball League player Satchel Paige. The comment caused an outcry from the public, mainly focusing on the lack of reporting from left-leaning news outlets. The incident highlights the intense double standard within both political parties and the dangerous power of the press with its perception.

Bigotry: not exclusive to the Right

Zioni Moore, News editor
December 29, 2021

The US experiences gas shortage due to the pipeline cyber hack

Racheal Oni, Reporter
May 14, 2021
While Presidents in the past have faced immense public pressure in the beginning of their terms, few compare to the pressure faced by President Joseph Biden. By taking office after Donald Trump as well as the circumstances surrounding fraudelance in his election, Biden continues to face scrutiny and the public keeps a close eye on him and has closely monitored his first 100 days.

What happened in Biden’s first 100 days?

Lainey Devlin, Copy Editor
May 13, 2021
Since Joe Biden became president, politics became extremely polarizing because of opinions and the former presidents speeches, as well the riot at the country’s capitol. This caused the United States to start to drift apart and break because of the hostile political climate and peoples different opinions on what should happen in D.C.

America Divided

February 13, 2021
Biden vs. Trump: Highlighting anguish amongst the American people

Biden vs. Trump: Highlighting anguish amongst the American people

Hannah Luck, Archives Editor
February 12, 2021
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Distinguishing Christianity from Nationalism

Elijah Pacis, Reporter
February 12, 2021
Donald Trump, about to face the Senate again, this time with the accusation of encouraging violence. Mr. Trump already faced impeachment once but the attempt failed, and he breaks the record of the first president in history to face it twice. To successfully impeach the President, the Senate will need support from people in power within the Republican party like the Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnel and the House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy.

Two terms? Or Two Impeachments? Donald Trump impeached again

Racheal Oni, Reporter
February 8, 2021
As we approach the one year mark since COVID-19 sprung up around the globe, some can not help but wonder when this pandemic will come to an end. With vaccines rolling out globally, the post pandemic future begins to look brighter and brighter.

Everything you need to know about the COVID-19 vaccine.

Dominik Perez, Entertainment Editor
February 5, 2021
The previous presidential administration left the White House lacking in one big way:: dogs. With President Joe Biden starting his presidency, his dogs Champ and Major came with him. By observing First Lady Jill Biden’s instagram posts, we can see that the First Dogs have settled right into their new home. “Having the dogs back in office is a good sign that we have a better man in office,” senior Molly Geraci said.

What happened during President Biden’s first week in office?

Lainey Devlin, Copy Editor
February 2, 2021
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