Author: Alexandra Miskewitz

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TSA lines have grown so long that they are extending outside airports nationwide. This is a result of the partial government shutdown, which has caused significant staffing shortages and left thousands of TSA officers unpaid. Many TSA workers have resigned due to missed paychecks and low morale. With spring break travel surging, airports are experiencing complete chaos, with checkpoints overloaded and understaffed. Viral videos are circulating online that illustrate the severity of the situation: travelers are arriving at the airport three to four hours early, yet still missing their flights. Frankly, the entire situation is unacceptable. TSA agents deserve to…

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The UK has recently announced plans to make digital IDs mandatory, sparking significant controversy. Opponents of these plans have organized mass protests and gathered nearly 3 million signatures for a public petition. Protesters argue that digital IDs threaten the independence and privacy of British citizens, potentially leading to a surveillance state where people are subjected to a form of fascist dictatorship. Given the UK government’s handling of issues such as illegal immigration and the arrest of citizens defending their homes from break-ins or simply expressing their opinions online, it is understandable that many believe digital IDs will only complicate life…

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Generational rifts have always been a common part of life as long as there has been recorded history. However, in recent times, that feud has seemed to grow into an intense hatred between the young and old. Older people call the youth spoiled or lazy, while younger people blame the elderly for ruining the world.  The split between the young and old has created generational labels that have only further divided people into warring groups. There are the Baby Boomers [1946–1954], Generation Jones [1955–1964], Gen X [1965–1980], Millennials [1981–1996], and Gen Z [1997–2012], with Generation Alpha [2010–2024] following quickly behind.  Many people…

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In March 2026, the Bank of England announced that it would remove Winston Churchill, along with other notable historical figures like Jane Austen and Alan Turing, from banknotes. These figures will be replaced by representations of British wildlife, with plans to substitute Churchill with a hedgehog. Churchill has recently become a controversial figure due to his defense of the British Empire and his strong support for notions of British superiority. Regardless of differing opinions about Churchill, it can be seen as disrespectful to replace a leader who played a crucial role in saving England from invasion during World War I—with…

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The Department of Justice recently announced charges against ISIS supporters, Emir Balat and Ibrahim Kayumi, after they allegedly attempted to detonate two explosive devices within close proximity to Gracie Mansion, home to Mayor Mamdani. The incident arose on March 7, during a counter-protest of right-winger, Jake Lang’s anti-Islam protest called “Stop the Islamic Takeover of New York City, Stop New York City Public Muslim Prayer.” The situation quickly got out of hand, with the counter-protesters, referring to themselves as “Run Nazis Out of New York City,” being the ones to throw the bombs at Lang and his constituents.  According to…

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Gen Z is up in arms about potentially being drafted into WW3. Although war has not been declared yet, many Gen Zers have expressed their immense displeasure with the prospect of being conscripted. The realistic chances of a draft are pretty low; however, the younger generation seems to have no interest in going to war, and it is hard to blame them. Young people are struggling to find jobs, afford homes or start families. They don’t see the point in fighting for a nation that has given them no hope. Some have even claimed online that they would rather be…

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Jim Carrey, the renowned actor, comedian, and two-time Golden Globe winner, recently accepted an award at the 51st César Awards, sparking online discussion from fans who remarked on how he had become practically unrecognizable. Some have even suggested that it wasn’t actually the real Jim Carrey at that award show at all. Conspiracy theorists and fans of the actor have flocked to the internet over the weekend to point out all of the changes to Jim’s facial features and mannerisms, which do not seem consistent with how he was even just a few years prior. His jawline and speaking pattern appear…

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With the release of the latest game in the long-running series, Resident Evil Requiem has been published to immense success. The zombie game, made by the Japanese company Capcom, has broken records and is presently the biggest launch in the series to date.  In the game, the player will transition between two characters, Grace Ashcroft and Leon S. Kennedy, as they battle through multiple locations. Grace is a young FBI agent who is sent to investigate a series of mysterious deaths among the survivors of Raccoon City, the setting of the previous games. After she is kidnapped by Victor Gideon, Requiem’s…

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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s request for volunteer snow shovelers is getting mocked from both residents and outsiders.  Volunteers are required to provide two forms of ID and a Social Security card, which many are calling ironic considering that Mamdani considers voter ID laws to be suppression. To encourage more volunteers, he has recently upped the payment for shovelers to $30 per hour. Overall, Mamdani’s leadership during the past month has led to the deaths of over 20 New York citizens, showing the failure of his socialist policies and his incompetence as mayor. –Alexandra Miskewitz

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For the past year, a popular online trend has been circulating, referred to as “The Great Noticing.” This “noticing,” as many put it, refers to many people on social platforms, such as YouTube and Instagram, connecting conspiracy theories and speculating on who is truly running the world and causing many of its problems. The fault of which generally falls on Zionist Jews. Some have called this trend racist and antisemitic, while others argue that it is only pointing out the truth. But what exactly are these noticers pointing out? The Star of DavidTo start, some argue that the Star of David,…

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