Trump Refuses to Accept Debate Defeat
By Elizabeth Northey
Republican candidate Donald Trump is outraged at allies who agree with multiple media sources that he lost Monday’s first Presidential debate.
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Never Forget- Obama Fields Questions from the Military’s 9/11 Generation
By Autumn Pattison
The President struggled to offer more than condolences and promises, as he realized the limits of his power. There was nothing he could do to change past events, or go back in time to edit legislation. He was forced to claim responsibility for what was already done, and stomach the consequences.
Trump Goes on the Offensive in the Aftermath of Monday’s Debate
By Autumn Pattison
Trump vowed to “be nastier than she ever can be,” and has decided to divert attention away from the debate.
Voter IDs Denied to Qualified Wisconsin Residents
By Gennaro Ilaria
Citizens of Wisconsin are experiencing issues receiving their Voter IDs despite having the proper documentation. DMVs statewide have been accused of giving false information to people that applied for voter IDs.
Clinton Calls Nuclear Development “Last Thing We Need” in Hacked Audio
By Christine Vapsva
Hillary Clinton’s stance on nuclear weapons was further complicated this week by leaked audio containing her criticism of a U.S. plan to modernize weapon technology.
A Vote 103 Years in the Making
By Emma Sinn
At 103 years old, Ruline Steininger lived through the suffragette movement, saw the 19th Amendment passed, and now has cast her ballot for the first female major party nominee in US history.
Clinton Leads Trump in Florida
By Emma Sinn
The Mason-Dixon Polling & Research has Clinton up 46 percent to Trump’s 42 percent in the state of Florida.
US and Russia butt heads over how to handle Syrian civil war
By Gennaro Ilaria
The US and Russia have reached a boiling point with one another over how to handle the current situation in Syria. One year after Russia began to assist Syria in its fight against rebel and jihadist groups, the conflict has only gotten worse.
Obama urges world leaders to accept refugees
By Rafael Trujillo
President Obama urged world leaders for acceptance of refugees during his last speech at the United Nations.
Clinton and the Millennial Voter
By Victoria Garcia
Even after Monday night’s presidential debate, undecided voters are still deciding which lesser of two evils, Clinton or Trump, to vote for in this year’s presidential election.