LGBTQ+ Community Sees Major Wins in Greece

By Mia Birkes In February of this year, the birthplace of democracy saw the Greek parliament legalize same-sex marriage and adoption, becoming the first Orthodox Christian country to do so. This vote secured a major win for the LGBTQ+ community in Greece and has the potential to set the standard for other Orthodox Christian nations,…

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Apple Sued by US Department of Justice

By Nathan Cartmell The technology giant Apple is currently being sued by the U.S. Department of Justice over attempted monopolization in the smartphone market. The DOJ, alongside several state governments, filed the antitrust suit and believes that Apple’s anti-competitive behavior in the market violates Section 2 of the Sherman Antitrust Act.   One of the specific…

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TikTok Ban Passed in House

By Cal Bieler The TikTok Ban bill just passed the House, but it doesn’t mean it’s banned yet. On March 13, the House of Representatives passed bill H.R.7521. The bill is better known as “Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act,” although the vast majority of Americans call it the “TikTok Ban.”  The bill,…

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Gun Buybacks

By Cesar Lopez Gun buyback programs have been a big topic in discussions surrounding gun violence prevention. While many view them as a positive step towards removing firearms from the streets and providing individuals with an opportunity to safely dispose of unwanted weapons, others question their effectiveness in addressing the causes of gun violence.  An…

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Aaron Rodgers for Vice President? 

By Daryn Stack Now I know that you may think that this is an April Fools article, but surprisingly, you would be wrong in that assessment. Almost a week ago Kennedy’s campaign decided to make it known that current New York Jets quarterback, Aaron Rodgers is being considered as a Vice President for Robert F….

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