- Death of the Pope
One day before Northern students were set to come back from their Spring Break, a shocking headline popped up in the news: Pope Francis, born as Jorge Mario Bergoglio, had died at 88 years old. Francis had been the Pope since 2013, and was widely beloved by the international community; well-known for his compassion for… Read more: Death of the Pope - Canadian Elections
In a shocking turn of events, Mark Carney’s Liberal Party won the race for Prime Minister against Pierre Pollievre’s Conservatives, marking a new era for Canada and its relationship with the United States. According to the BBC, “Last year, the Conservatives held a 20-point lead in national polls over the governing Liberals for months… Then… Read more: Canadian Elections - Unprofessional Presidents
As the “Leader of the Free World,” The President of the United States is expected to act professionally and with a general degree of “decorum.” Over the nearly 300 years since the birth of the nation, there have been many controversial Presidents–but a few stand out for a particular quality they are considered to lack:… Read more: Unprofessional Presidents - DOGE Mass Layoffs
On the first day of Donald Trump’s second presidency, he signed an executive order which renamed the U.S. Digital Service (USDS) to the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). The goal of the organization is “modernizing federal technology and software to maximize governmental efficiency and productivity,” but has quickly become the subject of fervent opposition and… Read more: DOGE Mass Layoffs - Catastrophic Crashes
The shocking collision of a passenger plane and military helicopter above the Potomac has raised questions about airline safety. by Boris Nusinzon Assistant Editor Multiple aviation accidents have rocked the nation since the beginning of 2025, leading to various theories as to why these accidents occurred. On January 29, a regional American Eagle passenger jet… Read more: Catastrophic Crashes