On September 18th of this year, President Trump announced that three news sources, those being CNN, MS Now, and Politico, were banned from the White House, effective immediately. This instantaneously shook the media, as people questioned whether it was constitutional or not and if this was an infringement on “freedom of the press”. The next […]

In January of this year, New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani publicly demanded the U.S. federal government honor the warrants for the arrest of Netanyahu by the International Criminal Court for his continuous attacks against Palestine. On September 24th, Netanuyahu visited New York to present himself to the United Nations, causing both a historic walkout […]

Last Friday, October 2nd, Brigham and Women’s Hospital nurses officially set a date for their recently authorized open-ended strike. The strike is scheduled to begin on October 14th and will continue until both Mass General Brigham, and the nurses can agree on a contract. The vote to authorize the strike resulted in 93% support for […]

On September 21st, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) started to make arrests in New Bedford, MA. On September 24th, the New Bedford Police department released a memo, instructing officers to comply with any Judicial warrants. As of September 30th, at least thirty-four people have been detained. An exact number has been difficult to retrieve. One of […]

In June of this year, the land down under, otherwise known as Australia, ran into a major problem. A rogue OpenAI agent hacked into a government website, gaining access to both public and non-public files associated with the Australian Medical Statistics Reporting Portal. It is the first known hack of its kind and while no […]

Have you ever wondered what it takes to work for the FBI? The United States’s ‘Federal Bureau of Investigation’ is a world renown agency established by the Department of Justice in 1908. The agency deals with investigations, internal security defenses and counterintelligence on the federal level. For such a powerful job, many wonder what it […]

The state of New Hampshire (NH) had their primary elections on September 8th, and the results show that it is still anyone’s race. Senator Jeanne Shaheen, who has held the senate seat since 2010, has retired, and congressman Chris Pappas is gunning for her seat. This means there is no democrat incumbent for the senate […]

The Falklands are two small islands off the coast of Argentina that are home to about 3,465 British citizens. While these two islands may seem insignificant, they have been the source of controversy for more than forty years, and their history goes far beyond that.  First settled in 1764, the islands were passed around between […]

The town council in Bridgewater has hired a law firm to conduct an investigation into town manager Justin Casanova-Davis over abuse of vacation time during his time working in the town of Norfolk. The Office of the Inspector General (OIG), recently accused Casanova-Davis of “a failure of leadership” in addition to vacation time abuse. The […]

In Rhode Island’s Sept. 9th primaries, Governor Dan McKee (Democrat) found himself on the losing end of the primary to former CVS executive Helena Foulkes. Foulkes cruised to victory with 62.4% while McKee gained just 37.6% of the vote. McKee, 75, took over as Governor in 2021 after Gina Raimondo joined the Joe Biden administration […]