Impeachment For Dummies
Isabel Hook, Editor-in-chief
January 16, 2020
On December 18, President Donald Trump was impeached by Congress. From the inquiry to when the House of Representatives voted, many assumed that Trump would be taken out of office. This is not how the impeachment process works. First, the definition of impeachment according to U.S. Senate is, "If...
When Will Trump Start Acting Like a President?
Beth Gillespie, Op/Ed Writer
October 29, 2017
Over the past month of October, Trump has threatened to pull federal relief from Puerto Rico, ignored calls to address gun control after the largest mass shooting in recent history, and has had several twitter meltdowns. Yet, he has found very little time to deal with the issues that Americans curr...
Senate Confirms Members of Trump’s Cabinet
Beth Gillespie, Staff Reporter
April 2, 2017
With the inauguration of President Donald Trump in January 2017, the past several months has been dedicated to the process of confirming several members of Trump's cabinet. While some cabinet members were approved quickly and easily, other members underwent a longer hearing because of their qualifications...
Repealing the Affordable Care Act Would Be Detrimental to Millions of Americans
Gillian King, Staff Editor
February 2, 2017
Many individuals are anxious at the current state of affairs transpiring in the United States with the transition of the new presidential administration. These concerns can be found both domestically and internationally. There is also a pervasive uneasiness of the role the administration will have...
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