Johnson & Johnson Company Planning to Split into Two
By Eva Windler
Johnson & Johnson is planning to split its consumer branch and pharmaceutical branch into two separate companies to foster growth
Caroline Rangel Gomes
Rodgers’ return to football set to test him and his sponsors
By Andrew Carter
Rodgers’ vaccination status was brought to light after the Green Bay QB tested positive for COVID-19.
Conflict ensues at the Poland-Belarus border
By Max Thaler
Belarussian migrants and Polish soldiers engaged in a standoff along the border between the two countries.
Community members call for Danvers Superintendent to resign
By Rhiannon Melton
This follows reports of violent discriminatory hazing on the high school hockey team
U.S. reopened borders to vaccinated travelers
By Sebastian Ospina
America opens up borders to travelers from 33 countries after months of closure
Worcester Public Schools start pediatric Covid-19 vaccine distribution
By Steph Trendell
Worcester schools are holding clinics to begin vaccinating children ages five and up against Covid-19.
Multiple lawsuits filed following Astroworld tragedy
By Rhiannon Melton
Multiple lawsuits were filed Monday, following a mass casualty event at Travis Scott’s Astroworld Festival that left at least 8 dead and dozens injured.
The U.S. Hits Iran With New Sanctions
By Kendall Claar
Iran faces new sanctions, while President Joe Biden is set to meet with European leaders regarding nuclear talks with the country.
Halloween Rebounds with More Laughter as COVID Cases Fall
By Luda Tang
With decreased infection rates from the vitus, Americans can enjoy Halloween with less safety concern