Tag: Trump

Within a couple weeks of my first piece on the brazen authoritarian shift we’re witnessing in our government, the disappearance and detention of green card and...

Growing up, my family used to drive to Maine every summer. The car ride took six hours, during which my two sisters and I...

The date was Jan. 8, 2021. The U.S. was a mere two days removed from one of the most catastrophic events in its 250-year long history,...

May 9, Senator Bill Cassidy, R-Louisiana, of the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee released a white paper documenting proposals for changes to the National Institutes...

For the first time in months, many at Occidental are feeling optimistic about the Presidential election. Gone is the old man who couldn’t form...

The morning of Sunday, July 21, I discovered what a huge day it was for America. I woke up not to the sound of...

Around the state and in NELA, residents have been casting their ballots through the United States Post Office (USPS) and at official LA County...

A few days after the White House announced the executive order to ban WeChat Aug. 6, my grandpa called me at midnight Los Angeles...

Update: A federal judge announced Sept. 25 the Trump administration cannot end census operations early. Residents now have until Oct. 31 to respond to the...

A few weeks ago, my friend told me about her obsession with The Bachelor. She explained that even though she knows it’s bad, she loves...