From October 1st to November 12th, the United States Government was in a shutdown. This went on for 43 days, making it the longest government shutdown in US history.
Shutdowns of the operations of...
People don’t react well to talk about aliens and UFOs. I’ve recently found myself being looked at funny whenever I broach the subject. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not positive about anything regarding...
The Supreme Court first ruled on book banning in Board of Education, Island Trees Union Free School District No. 26 v. Pico, in 1982. In this case, the majority of the justices decided that it is a First...
In the wake of the drastic cuts by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and Elon Musk, thousands lost their jobs, industries are panicking, and society has been in a state of shock.
Consequently,...
One constitutional right that many Chamblee seniors and juniors are excited to exercise soon is voting in government elections. With the United States’ next presidential election being only one year...
Election day is only weeks away, and candidates are longing to see the results. This is an interesting time for Georgia because as a typically Republican state, it could flip completely Democratic. In...
An attorney, a pediatric dentist, a teacher, a business owner, a retiree, and an incumbent walk onto a ballot. One of them will eventually become Georgia’s next state school superintendent.
Earlier...
A recent bill before the Georgia House of Representatives, House Bill 888, has created controversy among politicians, educators, and students alike. The bill, which critics say would limit how race is...
As many seniors turn 18 during the course of their last year of high school, they become eligible to vote in elections. While many people are mainly looking forward to the presidential election that occurs...
