By Michelle Moreno Lira In an effort to reduce all non-essential travel in the city of Davis, UC Davis has offered students to stay on campus instead of leaving for Spring Break. Although they adverti ...

By Alex Hernandez-Zavala There’s no easy way to put it: The Mexican Government is losing the war against cartels.  Now, the United States is feeling the effects of the Mexican government’s ineffective ...

By Michelle Moreno Lira China is unveiling its five-year Climate Change plan in Beijing this week in hopes of lowering its carbon emissions. The U.S. and China are two of the top emitters of greenhous ...

By Jacob Vito President Joe Biden has now unveiled his administration’s foreign policy goal, as reported by the New York Times. Though the strokes remained broad, speaking on worldly responses on clim ...

By Alex Hernandez-Zavala American conflict in the Middle East goes back to 1990 and the beginning of the Gulf War. Nearly 31 years later, America is still involved in Middle Eastern affairs. 31 years ...

By Jacob Derin Dr. Seuss Enterprises has decided to cease the publication of six of his books over their racial imagery. The books have been subject to criticism centered on their portrayal of Black a ...

By Liam Benedict Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, Amazon has reached record profit highs, due in part to their online grocery delivery business. Not only this, but they have also taken 427,30 ...

By Jacob Vito 520,785. At the time of writing, 520,785 Americans have died from COVID-19. Let it sink in for just a moment, a single virus has claimed a population larger than the size of Sacramento i ...

By Michelle Moreno Lira The U.S. reached 500,000 COVID-related deaths last week, and as the numbers continue growing, people have become numb. The U.S. government’s effort remains the same, no new reg ...

By Alexander Hernandez-Zavala A recent oil spill that has ravaged the Israeli coast has swayed the local wildlife and ecosystem. The Guardian reported, “[p]ossibly 1,000 tonnes of tar has washed up,” ...

By Liam Benedict Incels are an online extremist group, who got their start as a terrorist organization around 2014. Comprised of extremely misogynist, often mentally ill men, this group exists and spr ...

By Jacob Derin The economic devastation caused by the coronavirus pandemic may be beginning to abate somewhat, as retail sales are projected to grow between 6.5-8.2 percent this year. A significant po ...

By Jacob Vito In the era of COVID-19, countless things have had to make a move to online interaction. However, among all the different meetings, conventions and activities that have gone digital, one ...

By Jacob Derin Over the weekend, I attended SacHacks 2021, which describes itself as “the first major intercollegiate hackathon in the Sacramento, California area.” It consisted of a series of present ...

By Liam Benedict At this point, there is perhaps no desire more commonly shared among the American people than for the current pandemic to end. It has been a long, brutal struggle, bringing uncomforta ...

By Alex Hernandez-Zavala During a recent round of stimulus payments, payments per individual are $1,400, $2,800 for married couples and $1,400 per child and adult dependents. Most Americans would agre ...

By Michelle Moreno Lira Hate crimes against Asian Americans have recently increased, causing many elders to stay inside their houses out of fear of being attacked. Across the U.S., Asian Americans hav ...

By Liam Benedict  Tesla’s purchase of $1.5 billion in Bitcoin has shown that the cryptocurrency market has significant mainstream potential. Additionally, mixed with that is the actions taken by the S ...

By Jacob Derin A recent study found massive air pollution on the New York subway. New Yorkers have been breathing in dangerous toxins daily without even knowing it. Amid the coronavirus pandemic, we’v ...