“My father didn’t really engage the topic of Cuba on a larger scale, but we knew that it was a special place to my dad,” said Chip Somodevilla, Getty Images News staff photographer. “And we knew...
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 One rescinded program.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...
Between 12 national championships and the fierce Tobacco Road rivalries, North Carolina has been known to many as basketball country.
The recent Atlantic Coast Conference expansions that added Pittsburgh,...
One square mile of land buried under a heap of mud and debris. Thirteen missing. Thirty-three confirmed dead.
“It is completely overwhelming,” said Barbara Tolbert, mayor of Arlington, Wash., in...
Pot fanatics are not holding it in any longer. Not only on campus, but nationwide, advocates for the legalization of marijuana have clearly voiced their demands.
In November 2013, Colorado and Washington...
Cate Schurz, World & Nation Editor
• April 26, 2013
France
On April 23, France became the 14th country to legalize gay marriage. The bill passed Parliament with a clear majority in a 331–225 vote, despite divided support and organized protesting from...
Catherine Schurz, World and Nation Section Editor
• April 19, 2013
WALES, UK
Since November, Wales has recorded at least 765 cases of Swansea measles, 77 of which resulted in critical hospitalization. Health officials believe the epidemic has yet to reach its peak,...
Catherine Schurz, World and Nation Section Editor
• March 1, 2013
SPAIN
As part of Coca-Cola’s “Share Happiness” advertising campaign, the company installed ATMs that dispense free money throughout Spain. Recognizing the country is amidst a recession, Coca-Cola...
States across the nation have passed progressive legislation into law.
On Nov. 6, referendums allowing same-sex marriage were approved by voters in three states: Maine, Washington, and Maryland. Similarly,...
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