The College Football Playoffs began in 2014 with the format being the top four teams in the country face off for one team to eventually be named a national champion. This season, the CFP changed their format from four to 12 teams, and like all other changes after the first year, the question is being … Continue reading
On Wednesday, April 2, 2025, President Donald J. Trump released a series of tariffs in a fact sheet released by the White House titled “President Donald J. Trump Declares National Emergency to Increase our Competitive Edge, Protect our Sovereignty, and Strengthen our National and Economic Security.” As a part of this announcement, he declared an … Continue reading
Since they have come into the MLB, I love the torpedo bats. With the MLB starting the regular season last Thursday, March 27, the Yankees started using what everyone is calling the torpedo bat. The Yankees started their season with a home against the Milwaukee Brewers, getting a total of 15 home runs in the … Continue reading
With opening week coming to a close, the journey to the fall classic has just gotten started., and this year’s MLB season hopes to top last year’s season as more storylines and predictions are set and stone. Last year’s champion Los Angeles Dodgers, on paper look to be the favorite to repeat as after another … Continue reading
We are now over a week past since the NHL trade deadline has passed this season. Fans have found out what new combinations are working and which one’s we still have to wait and see. These are my top three favorite and most impactful NHL trades this season closing to the deadline. (All trade details … Continue reading
It’s that time of year again when we stop paying attention in class, are glued to our screens and buy random college apparel. It’s March Madness. During this exciting and competitive time, the world seems to stop around us, and average conversations turn into how the bracket has gone. Why is this? Part of the … Continue reading
“Please take care of yourself, and each other. Good night.” This sign off will be something we will need to remind ourselves as viewers of NBC’s Nightly News, as longtime host Lester Holt will no longer be saying them to us. After 10 years with NBC’s Nightly News and Dateline NBC, Holt has announced that … Continue reading
When it comes to halftime show performances, opinion is the biggest factor as to why the show was good or not. People on social media platforms like “Instagram” and “X” have voiced their positive and negative opinions of the latest halftime performance from Kendrick Lamar at this past Super Bowl. From social media posts, a … Continue reading
As a child from a family of educators, I recognize how important the Department of Education is and how detrimental it can be if it is diminished. The first question that comes to my mind when I think about the possibility of the Department of Education being diminished is how can this happen so easily, … Continue reading
Two weeks ago, ended a bizarre week in the National Basketball Association and marked the end of the most blockbuster trade deadline in NBA history. From Feb. 1 to Feb. 6, 21 trades were completed; some of them were good trades, some were bad trades, and others no one expected to be completed. One those … Continue reading
On Feb. 15, Saturday Night Live (SNL) celebrated 50 years by putting on one of the biggest shows in its history. SNL first aired on Oct. 11, 1975, which at the time was called “NBC’s Saturday Night” and stared Chevy Chase, Gilda Radner, John Belushi, Laraine Newman, Dan Aykroyd, Garrett Morris and Jane Curtin, and … Continue reading
