Supreme Court justice confirmations are too political. Let’s be real for a moment. Almost everything that happens in Congress is political, and as we grow ever more divided politically I don’t think that will ever change. But there was a…
On Thursday, April 7th the Senate voted 53-47 to confirm Ketanji Brown Jackson as the next Associate Justice of the Supreme Court making her the first African American woman on the Supreme Court. Senators Susan Collins, Mitt Romney, and Lisa…
Canadian truckers took the West by storm when they formed a convoy and gathered in Ottawa, the capital of Canada, to protest COVID-19 vaccine mandates and restrictions. While the number of protesters was never recorded, estimates from Canadian police are…
The game was close, the student section was loud, and the Bruins couldn’t be stopped by the Minutemen. Last Thursday, the Bruins women’s basketball team hosted the Concord Minutemen in a fierce senior night competition. Mackenzie Mast and Ivonne Ortiz…
On Wednesday, the Voting Rights Bill was filibustered in the US Senate after a desperate attempt to change the Senate Rule 22 requiring 60 to vote in favor of ending debate. The Democrat’s attempt to change Rule 22 came with…
After almost three weeks of arguments, witness testimonials, and jury deliberation, the Ahmaud Arbery trial and Kyle Rittenhouse trial finally came to a close with the jury delivering their verdicts. What happened in these cases and what made them so…
On November 5th at 10:00 p.m, Travis Scott took the stage at Astroworl to a reported crowd of 50,000 people. Twelve minutes later, people started screaming for help. Forty minutes after the concert started, the concert was declared a mass…
The first Monday in October officially marks the start of another Supreme Court term, setting up for a very impactful term. The term currently has 21 cases waiting to be argued (with many more expecting a verdict soon). with conservative…
When people hear the term “court case” in the news, they usually think of the Supreme Court hearing a case on abortion or immigration. Not too often do people see a federal case make the headlines. Former CEO of Theranos…
16 years ago, New Orleans faced a category 5 hurricane, Katrina, which devastated neighborhoods, toppled businesses, and killed 1,833 people. On August 29th, New Orleans was hammered by Hurricane Ida, a category 4 hurricane. The devastation left behind showed America…
