Throughout history, several factors have discouraged women from having a voice in their futures and obtaining a platform to incite change. One such factor is the existence of gender roles, which were especially...
Home to over 3.5 million Americans, Puerto Rico is currently dealing with a financial crisis with $72 billion of debt, according to Mary William Walsh and Liz Moyer in The New York Times article...
The idea of slavery, especially in the United States, is often thought of as an event hidden in the past. However, slavery continues on today in the form of human trafficking. Defined by...
As the internet becomes incorporated in more aspects of life, it becomes more profitable and rewarding for criminals and adversaries to exploit security flaws in these computer systems. The following statement, from the Department...
American foreign aid is a topic of contention, and economic aid may soon be under intense scrutiny from both the government and the public. A fact sheet, released by the State Department’s Office of...
As President-elect Trump comes into office, the nation, and the world, are watching apprehensively to see what his first course of action will be as commander-in-chief. According to the latest Department of...
“Under attack. Nowhere to go, every minute feels like death. Pray for us. Goodbye.” With one tweet, seven-year-old Syrian girl Bana Alabed exemplifies daily life in Aleppo, Syria’s second largest city. ...
As the year draws to a close, there is much to be remembered from 2016. This year has been one of new developments from politics to the arts. In the history...
While 2016 will be a year to remember, there remains much uncertainty and even uneasiness to what the year 2017 will bring. What is for certain is that every American should expect change under...
WHS and other schools throughout the nation face the challenge of limiting the non-food waste they produce. The average student produces 0.5 pounds of waste at school each day, according to “Reducing Waste at...
