On September 16, 2021, the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia announced a new major defense agreement, marking a new alliance against the force of China in the Pacific region and angering...

On Thursday, September 9, President Biden established new COVID-19 vaccination requirements that could affect almost 100 million Americans. He announced this new mandate at the White House saying, “We’ve...

On September 2, following a year of debate and lawsuits, the Virginia Supreme Court approved the removal of a statue of Robert E. Lee, a Confederate General whose image, according to critics, represents...

On Saturday, Sept. 18, 400 far-right protestors filled the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol in support of the rioters arrested on January 6. Matt Braynard, executive director of Look Ahead America, said that...

You’ve probably heard of Pride Day, but have you heard of Bi Day? Bi Day is on September 23rd, officially marking Bisexual Awareness week (September 16-23). Let’s talk about the history and culture...

The recent hurricane in Louisiana known as “Hurricane Ida” has killed 82 people and caused severe power outages. The power outages have quickly spread to Mississippi, leaving over one million people...

On Tuesday, September 14, 2021, Californians voted with a whopping 66 percent to stop the effort to recall Governor Gavin Newsom, a win for Democrats nationwide in the most populous state. In the final...

As the US works to get the many stranded Afghans from the war-torn country, New Mexico has opened its borders to provide a place where the Afghan refugees can receive sanctuary. On September 2, 2021, an...

As members of the only legislature in the country that offers no salary for serving in office, representatives of New Mexico are once again proposing the controversial motion that they get paid. Under...

Texas’ new abortion law, Senate Bill 8(SB8), took effect on September 1st after the Supreme Court declined to intervene. It is now the most restrictive abortion law in the country. Opponents of the bill...

On July 1, the NCAA changed its rules regarding the NIL’s, the rights to one’s name, image, and likeness, of college athletes. Now, athletes are allowed to profit from their performance in sports,...

Congress is currently working on drafting President Biden’s 3.5 trillion dollar social spending plan, after it passed its blueprint, and the Senate passed its counterpart, a 1.2 trillion dollar Infrastructure...