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President Trump Versus the Associated Press: What Does This Mean for Journalism?

On Feb. 15, news broke that the Associated Press (AP) was barred from the White House following a 4-day dispute with President Donald Trump over the Gulf of Mexico. Following this is a lengthy legal situation, as President Trump is the first U.S. president to bar a news organization from covering him. This leaves many to question whether this is a direct attack on the First Amendment, which covers freedom of press, and what this might mean for journalism in the future.

Everything You Need to Know About Cold and Flu Season

Cold and flu season is in full swing right now. It is super easy to get sick with all of these ailments, but if students are mindful about themselves and take proper measures when sick, they can help to reduce risk.

Signs of upcoming recessions: What to Look for and How to Prepare

With economic changes and fluctuating employment rates, the fear of an upcoming recession is present in the minds of Americans. Knowing what signs may indicate a recession is near and how to prepare is important.

The Latest News, Simplified: What is Student Press Freedom Day, and Why Do We Celebrate It?

Today is the eighth annual Student Press Freedom Day, an annual event that celebrates student journalists all around the world. It was created by the Student Press Law Center– but why celebrate it?

Musk and FERPA: Did DOGE Breach Student Loan Contracts?

Head of the Department of Government Efficiency, Elon Musk, was in the Department of Education to audit spending. Students with federal loans are fearful that their personal information has been breached. But did Musk violate the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act and if so, can students do anything about it? 

President Donald Trump Signs Two Religion-Based Executive Orders, Concerns for Religious Freedom Arise

President Donald Trump has signed two executive orders in regards to introducing Christianity as the official religion of the United States of America. Is this a breach of the First Amendment right to Freedom of Religion? 

The Latest News, Simplified: What is the Office of Special Counsel, and Why Was the Leader Fired?

On Feb. 7, leader of the U.S. Office of Special Counsel Hampton Dellinger was fired by President Donald Trump. Some may wonder what the OSC is, and Trump’s motivation for this decision. Here are the facts for those who may be confused.

Fact Checking: Is President Trump Removing Cultural Holidays?

Trump’s Approach to "Bringing Back Common Sense" May Have Serious Environmental Implications

President Trump has kept busy during the first month back in office, signing a flurry of executive orders, many of which hold meaning in regard to the state of the environment. The reversal of climate efforts made by past administrations may result in serious consequences to local and national environmental efforts.

Are President Trump’s Tariffs Bad for America?

In 2025, Donald Trump has doubled down when it comes to tariffs. This includes things like steel, aluminum and other goods from countries like Mexico, Canada, and China. He is doing this in an effort to fix inflation. It is yet to be seen whether or not this will help American’s or cause a potential trade war.

The Latest News, Simplified: What is Elon Musk Doing in the US Government?

Ever since the inauguration of President Donald Trump, Elon Musk has been involved in the U.S. government, both as a “right-hand man” figure for Trump, as well as in his own government branch, DOGE. Here are the facts for those who may be confused.

Protesting 101: The History of Protesting and How to Protest at Wright State University

Protesting is an age-long way for citizens to let their beliefs be known. WSU allows anyone on their campus to protest-- within certain lines; luckily, it is a simple process to figure out.

Trump’s Immigration Crackdowns: Arising Local and National Issues

Trump’s return to office has brought a wave of strict immigration policies, leading to mass deportations and heightened enforcement measures. As immigration enforcement intensifies, communities across the nation, including designated Welcoming Cities like Dayton, grapple with the consequences of these sweeping changes.

Filmmaker David Lynch’s Death Affects the Community

Elon Musk’s “Roman Salute:” What is it, Really?

Trump’s First Day Executive Orders

FDA Proposes Ban of Red Dye, Which Experts Claim May Cause Cancer

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that it is going to ban a popular red dye from food due to its potential to cause cancer. This dye is in thousands of items and may leave them off the shelves for a while.

TikTok’s U.S. Ban was Brief and Confusing

Donald J. Trump Sworn in as President of the United States: Highlights From the Inauguration

On Jan. 20, Donald J. Trump was officially sworn into his presidency during the 2025 Inauguration. Trump’s Inauguration came with a series of ups and downs, leaving Americans confused and concerned about how Trump’s Presidency will pan out.

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