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SCOTUS leak signals end to Roe v. Wade On May 2, a draft Supreme Court opinion in favor of overturning Roe v. Wade was leaked...
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MLB strikes into lockout
The first Major League Baseball (MLB) lockout occurred in 1972 in response to players striving for an increase in pay following the expiration of the...
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Switzerland and Western allies economically strike against Russia
The United States and the United Kingdom have banned the import of all Russian oil and gas to their countries. This is a major industry...
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New variants of COVID-19 are concerning scientists
For the past two years, the entire world has been living in the COVID-19 pandemic, but as case numbers drop and mask mandates are lifted,...
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Borderline hero passes away in motorcycle crash
Hero of the Borderline shooting from 2018, Matthew Wennerstrom, died in a motorcycle crash on Feb 28. Wennerstorm hit an SUV at Lynn and Kelly...
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Legislation saves UC Berkeley’s diminished admissions allowance
The University of California, (UC) Berkeley will be accepting more than 5,000 first-year college students this year following changes to admissions resolved by Governor Gavin...
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Protests break out in the streets of Russia
Russia in February of 2022 launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, a decision which became heavily criticized by the public, from even within Russia. Protests...
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The Capitol insurrection trials begin
On Jan. 6, 2021, thousands of people from across the country visited Washington D.C. in an attempt to avoid the certification of the 2020 election,...
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Activists rally against Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” law
On March 8, 2022, the Florida Senate passed the Parental Rights in Education Bill with a 22-17 vote. Gov. Ron DeSantis. R-Flor., has not yet...
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NPHS students take on the Science Olympiad
On Saturday Feb. 26, the Science Olympiad competition took place at NPHS. It is a student competition between many schools all over the country. There...