California Gov. Jerry Brown signed Senate Bill 100, on Sept. 10th to remove carbon emissions from the state’s electric grid by the year 2045. Along with the bill, Brown signed an executive order designed...
Hundreds of protests across the nation. 20 state lawsuits. One rescinded program.
President Donald Trump ordered an end to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, also known as DACA, on...
On Friday, Sept. 8, Assistant Professor of English Mylène Dressler launched her first supernatural book.
“The Last to See Me” was released on Sept. 5 and is already receiving praise from many authors...
Monsoon Flooding In India, Nepal and Bangladesh
Flooding from monsoons in South Asia has led to over 1,200 deaths and directly impacted over 40 million people, according to the U.N. The Red Cross has...
On Oct. 23, 2015 a huge gas leak was reported by the Southern California Gas Company.
Although the company refuses to report the exact amount of methane that was released, the California State Air Resources...
Ian Penny, World & Nation Editor
• February 5, 2016
Burundi
Following the conclusion of the 26th African Union Summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, the new chair of the AU, Chadian President Idriss Deby, must resolve the situation in Burundi without force....
Cuba
The government of Havana, Cuba, will release 3,522 prisoners ahead of a visit from Pope Francis. This will be the third time Cuba has granted mass amounts of prisoners release before a papal visit....
Europe
In Iceland, France and other countries around the world, families are opening their doors to thousands of refugee families. The migrants are coming from countries like Syria, Afghanistan, Eritrea...
Catalan, Spain:
The day after Scotland’s historic vote, the Catalonian parliament voted to allow the Catalan region of Spain to vote on independence on Nov. 9, according to the BBC. The vote was...
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