Current Events

Insider reports show that President Donald Trump is continuing his election-fraud rampage, taking his anger out on staffers along the way.

The state of Virginia has announced that the Robert E. Lee statue has been removed from the National Statuary Hall in the U.S Capitol.

United States Attorney General Bill Barr announced his resignation with just over a month left of his term; the news broke over Twitter.

President-Elect Joe Biden recently announced his economic team. If confirmed by the U.S. Senate, the list marks a historic accomplishment.

Rob Adams, a successful Salt Lake City Real Estate agent, gives away 2,500 free Thanksgiving meals through Thanksgiving’s Heroes.

With the prolonged election results leading to a Biden/Harris win, many are speculating who will fill president-elect Joe Biden’s cabinet.

There's one election story that has come by surprise. New Jersey's voters have moved for the state to legalize recreational marijuana.

With the U.S election coming to an end on a very close margin, many people are worried that President Donald Trump may call fraud.

Newark, New Jersey will be going under lockdown amid coronavirus case spikes. The city has seen positive rates rise to 11 percent

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell have been failing to reach an agreement on a coronavirus package.

The five suspects charged with plotting to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer also had plans to kidnap Virginia’s Gov., Ralph Northam.

“America. What is America’s destiny? What is best for our nation, our people?” asks 2020 presidential candidate Kanye West

Comprised mostly of nonfiction books, this selection features works discussing different facets of systemic racism in the U.S.

As the COVID-19 pandemic made its way across the country, unemployment rates skyrocketed to never-before-seen levels with 30 million people unemployed.

In the wake of COVID and President Donald Trump’s animosity towards mail-in votes many are worried about a voter suppression catastrophe in November.

The U.N Human Rights Council announced that it will hold a much requested discussion on racism and police brutality this Wednesday.

When the media proves to be untrustworthy, society becomes reliant on citizen journalism to get the full scope of what exactly is happening.