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No Kings Protests Sweep The Nation
Maeve Bidonde, Staff Writer
The No Kings Protests started on June 14th, President Trump’s birthday. The parade put on by president Trump was referred to by The No Kings Protest …
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Speaker Johnson Sued by Arizona Attorney General For Refusing To Swear In Rep-Elect Adelita Grijalva
Maeve Bidonde, Staff Writer
House Speaker Mike Johnson has officially been sued by the Arizona State Attorney General for his delays to seat Representative Elect Adelita Grijalva. Grijalva was elected in …
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New York State Attorney General Letitia James
Maeve Bidonde, Staff Writer
On Thursday, New York State Attorney General Letitia James was indicted by US Attorney Lindsay Halligan, whom President Trump picked to secure such an indictment after …
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Brightspace Introduces New AI Assistant
Erica Siaulnski, Staff Writer
Lately, AI has sparked debates around the world, at multiple universities, colleges, public and private schools. With the quickly growing, intensely powerful, intelligent technologically based systems …
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Lawsuits Against Tylenol Increase After President Trump’s Comments
Maeve Bidonde, Staff Writer
The company that manufactures Tylenol has been facing multiple lawsuits, and President Trump’s statement linking Autism and Tylenol could have an impact on the ongoing lawsuits. …
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Charlie Kirk’s Shooter Makes First Court Appearance
Maeve Bidonde, Staff Writer
22-year-old Tyler Robinson, who is accused of killing Charlie Kirk, appeared in court on September 29th remotely. At the hearing, his legal counsel decided to accept …
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New Texas Law Requires Ten Commandments to be Hung in Public School Classrooms
Mary Gilmore, Staff Writer
Texas enacted a new law on June 21st that went into effect on September 1st, requiring public schools to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms.
The …
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ICE Raids Hyundai Plant In Georgia, Causes Political Tension
Maeve Bidonde, Staff Writer
On September 8th ICE conducted a raid on a Hyundai LG Factory Plant in Savannah, Georgia. The raid caused political tensions between the US and South …
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Hurricane Kiko Calms to a Tropical Storm After State of Emergency Declared in Hawai’i
Mary Gilmore, Staff Writer
Hurricane Kiko was a category four hurricane headed towards the islands of Hawai’i in early September.
According to LiveScience, Kiko began as a tropical storm to …
Arts
AI at SUNY Oneonta: “We hear you! Less Alfred Ignatius”
Alyssa VanPelt-Cathcart, Arts Editor
On September 5th, the Hunt Union Instagram posted a reminder for the poster sale. The poster sale is an event they have been holding …