Is Yellowstone Volcano About to Erupt?
Amrit R., Reporter
May 8, 2019
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The Yellowstone Supervolcano and the park, in general, has been a tourist favorite to visit, but the tours that lead up to the volcano are currently closed due to 127 earthquakes that hit the volcano two weeks ago causing many fissures within the volcano. The biggest concern with the fissures is the 100ft ...
A Goodbye to the Department of Homeland Security Secretary
Jonathan Y., Reporter
May 6, 2019
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Terrorism has been on the rise since the tragic attack on the World Trade Center on 9/11. Luckily for the U.S., the Department of Homeland Security actively works to stop terrorism. The Department of Homeland Security helps control the borders so that no suspicious actions happen and protects the citizen...
The Mueller Report
Thomas W., Reporter
April 24, 2019
After the 2016 election, many speculated the election was interfered by Russian government officials. After many thought Russia interfered with the election, former FBI director Robert Mueller was named as special counsel to investigate any interference the Russians would have caused. After a two years,...
GMO Salmon Coming to Stores
Darrius H., Reporter
April 11, 2019
In 2015, GMO salmon was declared safe by the Food and Drug Administration. During this time, Congress was figuring out how genetically modified foods would be organized. As a result, the FDA halted the import of GMO fish until labeling issues were solved. However, last year, the USDA proclaimed that ...
Tesla’s Model Y
Ocie M., Reporter
April 11, 2019
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On March 15, Elon Musk, founder of Tesla, unveiled the Tesla Model Y, which is expected to start production in late 2020. With new factories, new features, and even autopilot, Tesla is growing bigger than anyone would have expected it to. How good is this new crossover car, and what does it include? ...
Largest Cocaine Bust in 25 years
Elio Al Raheb, Reporter
April 8, 2019
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On March 11th, the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) discovered crates that claim to hold “dried fruit” from Colombia. Instead, they found 3,200 pounds of Colombian Cocaine. The drugs in total have an estimated value of $77 million dollars worth if sold on the street. In the port of New York / New...
Woman Takes Selfie with Zoo Jaguar
Mia R., Editor
April 8, 2019
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There are certain rules that have to be followed at a zoo. One lady took no notice of one of the most obvious rules: do not climb over the railing guarding the animal exhibits. Well, that’s exactly what she did at Wildlife World Zoo in Arizona. On March 9th, the woman in her 30s climbed over the rai...
Nintendo President Retiring
Alyssa W., Reporter
March 19, 2019
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On February 21, 2019, the Nintendo of America Twitter account announced, “Nintendo fans, Reggie has a message for all of you. Please take a look.” When clicked on, the video’s first lines are as follows- “Hi Nintendo fans, Reggie here. By now you may have heard the news- yep, I’m retiring....
CEO of U.S. Gun-Maker Faces Jail Charges
Amrit R., Reporter
March 18, 2019
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Ten years after the company Sig Sauer made a deal to sell “306 million dollars worth of pistols to Columbia’s National Police”. The company’s CEO “Ron Cohen” is facing jail time in Germany for making these sales. German prosecutors accuse Cohen of colluding with Sig’s sister company in G...
Measles Outbreak
Justin Y., Reporter
March 6, 2019
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Many cases of measles have been reported throughout the world. Measles is an infectious disease that causes fever or rash on the skin. Due to the large amount of people infected with measles spread across many countries, the demands for vaccines are rising very fast. In some locations, there are only ...
Boy Scouts of America Allows Girls to Join
Ocie M., Reporter
March 6, 2019
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The Boy Scouts of America (or the BSA) has been around for 109 years, but only recently have they allowed girls to join the program. The program wants to help both boys and girls achieve the rank of Eagle Scout, so more individuals can help America through Scouting skills. How will this help the Boy Sc...
WWII ‘Kissing Sailor’ Spray-Painted with #MeToo
Elise M., Reporter
March 6, 2019
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The Unconditional Surrender statue in Sarasota Florida was vandalized Monday 18, 2019, a day after the male veteran the statue is modeled after, died. The statue, nicknamed the “Kissing Statue” was spray painted with “#MeToo” on the left leg of the nurse. Sarasota officers responded at 12:55 am ...
Amrit R., Reporter
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The Yellowstone Supervolcano and the park, in general, has been a tourist favorite to visit, but the tours that lead up to the volcano are currently closed due to 127 earthquakes...
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Canada is a wonderful country that is a part of North America. This country beautiful scenery and great big cities people want to see. Canada also has many fun attractions....
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Alyssa W. is currently a 7th-grade girl in Kraemer Middle School. In her free time, she reads, plays piano, writes, draws and plays games. Among her many interests, Alyssa follows what is going on in the...