Amid sweeping proposals to slash federal spending, students and faculty across the City University of New York (CUNY) are raising concerns about the future of financial aid, healthcare, and academic funding. Recent
On June 24, 2022, an unprecedented 6-3 Supreme Court ruling reversed the right for women to have legal and safe abortions, nullifying decades of abortion rights following the Roe v. Wade case
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Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, the former superpower broke up into different nations, two of them being Russia and Ukraine. However, Russia did not forfeit its dreams of a united
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Last month, in a strenuous effort to avoid a government shutdown, United States President Joseph Biden signed a $1.5 trillion bill that funds federal operations through September and sends billions of
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With the mass influx of cyberattacks and hackers from Russia towards Ukraine’s powerful digital services and infrastructure, the country has generated what is known as an “IT Army” in order to strengthen
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A cease-fire was promised — but an end to the suffering never came. With the current political situation continuing to unravel in Afghanistan, it’s difficult to determine whether the bloodshed taking place
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On March 1st, 2022 President Joe Biden gave the annual State of the Union address to a joint session of the U.S Congress and an audience of awaiting Americans. Biden spoke on
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Following Justice Stephen Breyer’s announcement of retirement, President Joe Biden sought his replacement, seeking an individual with remarkable credentials, who is committed to the rule of law and to equal justice. On
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