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President Joe Biden traveled to Saudi Arabia in July to meet Prince Mohammed Bin Salmam and discussed the ongoing oil prices. Both sides continue to threaten and accuse one another; therefore, the relationship continues to degenerate and can potentially lead to the destruction of the US economy. The US now considers questioning and reviewing its relationship with Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia and US’s deteriorating relationship

Divine Idiku, Reporter
November 17, 2022
Only a matter of time passes before election day arrives in all Georgia counties. Although the gubernatorial and senate election takes the spotlight of the whole election, voters should not overlook the lesser-known positions, such as labor commissioner and school superintendent. Election day begins November 8 for all voters to visit the closest election polls and determine the unsettled future of Georgia

The upcoming Georgia 2022 midterm election

Emilio Medina, Entertainment Editor
October 31, 2022
August 24 sparked levels of rejoicing and anguish as President Joe Biden followed through with one of his main campaign promises with the forgiveness of almost all federal student debt. While complaints about the legality and morality of his presidential order, the overall notion within the nation remains one of cheer. “The mass cancellation of federal student loans will not only remove a crushing economic weight for tens of millions of people; it will lift a significant emotional one, too. This psychological shift could, in turn, have further political implications, by emboldening those who find their obligations overwhelming to engage in collective action aimed at winning more relief and changing the policies that make indebtedness so pervasive,” filmmaker Astra Taylor said.

Student loan forgiveness: not-so clearcut

Zioni Moore, Copy editor
September 12, 2022
Crude oil, the most valuable commodity by trading turnover and one of the most widely used, experiences frequently fluctuating prices. Recent prices have hit an all-time high, and in a world with unlimited consumers and producers, no single country or organization can take the blame. Everyone in the global market contributes to this industry and consumers take the blunt force of these trends.

Rising gas prices: Who takes the blame?

Hannah Gresham, Features Editor
March 31, 2022
After several warnings of economic intervention from President Joe Biden, the president recently ended traditional ties with Russia. Biden signed a bill to donate billions to the country of Ukraine, and as the war continues, Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy seeks out Congress and President Biden for both government funding and civilian financial assistance. President Biden continues to offer his condolences and refuge for Ukrainian civilians suffering from the invasion.

U.S. funds Ukraine

Jasmina Buranich, Reporter
March 24, 2022
Introduced to the Senate just before “spring forward”, the “Sunshine Protection Act” offers America a way out from the struggle of losing an hour each spring. After passing the Senate with a unanimous vote, the bill has stalled in the House, caught between those wishing for sunnier evenings and those hesitant to lengthen winter morning darkness.

Saving daylight savings

Jenny Loveland, Co-Copy Editor
March 23, 2022
Now that a multitude of Americans recognizes the significance of Indigenous peoples’ Day, they utilize this holiday as a reflection of our history in the United States, the role Native people played in it, and the impacts that history had on native people and communities. Citizens should also use this as a day to gain an understanding of the diversity of Indigenous peoples.

The evolution of Indigenous Peoples’ Day

Erinn Gardner, Reporter
October 18, 2021
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