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Brittney Griner released from Russia in prisoner swap
Brittney Yevette Griner, a professional player for the Phoenix Mercury in the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA), was arrested in February of last year and...
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UC campuses are striking for a change
All over California, thousands of students are on strike against University of California (UC)–the world’s leading public research university system. The protesters, postdoctoral scholars, academic...
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Respiratory syncytial virus spreads like wildfire
Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) is a common respiratory virus that causes infection in the respiratory tract, and is especially contagious in children and those with...
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Third Prime Minister is the Charm
Following Liz Truss’ resignation, Rishi Sunak, a British politician, was elected unopposed into the position of British Prime Minister after winning the Conservative Party’s leadership...
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Nancy Pelosi’s husband attacked in residence
Paul Pelosi, husband of the United States Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, was attacked in his own home late last month. Paul awoke in...
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Massive hurricanes strike Puerto Rico and Florida
Over the past few weeks, hurricanes have ravaged Florida and Puerto Rico, killing dozens and leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. Hurricane Fiona...
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Amini’s death sparks world-wide protests
The choice of wearing a hijab is a freedom those within the United States are fortunate to have, while women in Iran face prejudice for...
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CVUSD condemns misinformation
On Monday, Oct. 17, 2022, CVUSD sent out a letter from the district’s school board. The subject of the letter addressed numerous online campaigns that...
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Fentanyl crisis plagues America
With Halloween just around the corner, the consumption of candy from a stranger has people worried about what could be in store with the increasing...
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NPHS reacts to heatwave
On Sept. 4, the temperature in Thousand Oaks reached 109 degrees fahrenheit, creating a a significant spike in a week and a half long heatwave....