BY NICOLE NADLER In 2019, the United States Treasury Department issued an effort to replace Andrew Jackson with Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill. However, this motion was delayed by former President Donald Trump’s administration. On January 28, President Joseph R. Biden issued an order to continue the process,... Read more

BY SOFIA MENDEZ Throughout our lives, we must make decisions that are key to our finances. Each financial decision we make will impact us and shape our future, so having an analysis about what to do at an early stage is very significant. Understanding how to make the best... Read more

BY ADDISON ROBERTS There is no denying the severe toll COVID-19 has had on the U.S economy. Small businesses have been devastated and many people have been left unemployed. Rates of homelessness grew rapidly and many Americans faced evictions. The American people clearly need help from their government.  Unfortunately,... Read more

BY JAELYN YEAMPIERRE With the start of the new year comes the formation of the ever classic New Year’s resolutions, which are promises and goals that people set for themselves in order to have a more productive and organized year. The tradition of setting personal goals to ring in... Read more

BY RYAN MERARD When in a position as public as that of the U.S. President, loads of popularity is inevitably gained and this popularity is surely passed around the family, including children and even grandchildren.  In fact, President-Elect Joe Biden’s grandchildren have been expanding their popularity on the social... Read more

BY CHRIS GOMES Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has decided to push for an expansion of the notorious “Stand Your Ground” law that would allow for armed citizens to shoot suspected looters or anyone engaged in “criminal mischief” that disrupts a business. On paper, this may sound good to those... Read more

BY RYAN MERARD After three years of high school and plenty of years of school even before that, the ultimate goal of graduating is closer than ever for seniors. However, as the last two semesters progress, the infamous trait among seniors called “senioritis” can sweep through a great deal... Read more

BY CAMILA FERNANDEZ As we head into December, we near the end of the semester and the five-month mark of virtual school. This has been a reality for most Florida students, along with the entire United States, filled with hurdles never seen before.  And Broward County Public Schools’ (BCPS)... Read more

BY CHRIS GOMES Modern society has become concentrated with politics in every facet imaginable, and rightfully so. Politics and current events are as important as ever before in this day and age. In our emotionally-charged environment, it’s important to address politics in a reasonable fashion, refraining from the name-calling... Read more