Is Impeachment Around the Corner for President Trump?
Ricardo Rios, Staff Writer
October 4, 2019
Democrats have been pushing for the impeachment of President Trump since the beginning of his presidency. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has been cautious to move forward on the issue, that is until September 14, when she announced a formal impeachment inquiry on President Trump. T...
What Chiefs Can Do to Help The Bahamas Recover
Karen Portillo and Lauren Klemowich
September 6, 2019
Reaching sustained winds of 185 mph, Hurricane Dorian made landfall as the strongest hurricane to have ever hit the Bahamas. On Wednesday, the death toll rose to 20 and is expected to rise as recovery continues. President Trump discussed his plans to send help to the Bahamas such as sending helicopters...
Supermoon Outshines the Sun
Israel Taylor, Entertainment Editor
November 16, 2016
Sunday and Monday night, the moon overshadowed the Sun due to its sheer size and bright orange hue. A Supermoon is when the moon is closest to the earth. This month the moon was especially large for the first time since 1948. Many took advantage of the exponential emission off light the moon provided...
Donald Trump Wins the Presidency
Kyle Swaters, Staff Writer
November 10, 2016
After eighteen months of controversial, mind numbing, unprecedented presidential campaigning, the American people can finally breathe. With a major upset against Clinton and her supporters, Donald Trump has been elected Commander in Chief. Not only has Trump secured the White House, Republicans now have...
Shailene Woodley Charged with Trespassing
Nick Swiatkowski, Staff Writer
October 13, 2016
Shailene Woodley, the actress from the Divergent series and The Fault In Our Stars, was arrested last week on Monday in North Dakota. Woodley was charged with trespassing and inciting a riot. The video of her arrest was filmed and posted on Facebook Live. The original video now has 2.4 million views...
Why Celebrate Columbus Day?
Taylor Kalbaugh, Staff Writer
October 11, 2016
Columbus Day, for many years, has been celebrated as a remembrance day for the man who sailed to the Americas in 1492. The first celebrated Columbus Day in the United States took place in 1792, Tammany Hall in New York. In 1937 former President Franklin D. Roosevelt announced that it will be an official...
All About the HPV Vaccination
Randi Goldman, Staff Writer
September 29, 2016
Gardasil the HPV vaccine was approved for use in the U.S. in June of 2006. Human papillomavirus infection, also known as HPV is a type of sexual transmitted infection, or STI. The CDC claims that HPV is the most common STI in the U.S, and all boys and girls from ages 11-12 should be vaccinated. The...
Giant Pandas Are No Longer Endangered
Jessa Lopez, Staff Writer
September 13, 2016
According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), giant pandas are not considered endangered anymore. An update in Red List of Threatened Species was made on September 4 announcing that the population of giant pandas has improved enough for its label to be demote to "vulnerable." The...
Colin Kaepernick Refuses to Stand
Dulce Paz, Staff Writer
September 2, 2016
The start of football season means the start of controversy, and this is especially true for San Francisco 49ers player, Colin Kaepernick. The quarterback has been getting backlash over social media and from other celebrities for refusing to stand during the National Anthem. People like Drew Brees and...