by Nolan Sickels The Artemis II wasn’t like other trips we’ve taken to space; it’s the first one to travel out of low earth orbit since 1972. It also is the first time humans have gone to the moon since 1972. The Artemis missions started in 2022 when NASA sent the Artemis I to travel around the moon. Now with the second step of the … Continue reading Artemis II looks to the future
By: Karsyn Phillips The United States has successfully completed a daring and complex rescue operation to rescue two aviators whose F-15E Strike Eagle was shot down over Iranian territory, marking one of the most hazardous extraction missions in modern military history. The drama began when the fighter jet was brought down during a period of intensifying strikes on infrastructure across the Middle East. While the … Continue reading U.S. aviators rescued during a mission in Iran
By: Cate Eberly Ohio is quickly becoming a prospective data center hub with new technology companies investing billions to make new facilitates across the state. According to Ohio Consumer’s Counsel, 200 centers have been built in Ohio within the last ten years, most in the Columbus area. These data centers store and process large amounts of information primarily for social media or AI. Supporters of … Continue reading Ohio sees surge in data center construction despite citizen disputes
By Nolan Sickels The Iran war started February 28 after issues over the country having nuclear weapons and in President Trump’s words, “The Iranian regime cannot continue to arm, fund and direct terrorist armies outside of their borders.” The war has resulted in deaths tallying up to an estimated 1,900 deaths from just Israeli and American strikes alone. The conflict has also caused a lot … Continue reading American citizens question the U.S. and Iranian war
By: Karsyn Phillips A massive industrial fire that erupted Sunday night at the Fuyao Glass America plant has finally been brought under control after burning for nearly 48 hours. The blaze, which primarily consumed the roof of a new $46 million expansion facility, sent raging flames and puffs of thick black smoke across the Miami Valley. The fire was first reported around 8:30 p.m. on … Continue reading Massive fire at Fuyao Glass America plant smolders for days
By Chi Steadman Kristi Noem was fired by President Trump on March 5 from her role as Homeland Security Secretary. President Trump has appointed Markwayne Mullin to replace her. According to National Public Radio, President Trump praises Mullin in his social media posts. “A MAGA Warrior, and former undefeated professional MMA fighter,” President Trump said. “Markwayne truly gets along well with people, and knows the … Continue reading Kristi Noem fired from homeland security
By Chi Steadman The primary election will be held on May 5 to determine who represents the Democratic and Republican party in state offices. Primaries lead to the general election on November 3. Primaries in Ohio let people vote for the candidates they want to represent state offices. Ohio holds an open primary, meaning someone of any political affiliation can vote any party in the … Continue reading The primary election is coming up in Ohio
By: Sean Markland The conflict involving Iran, the United States, and Israel has continued to grow in recent weeks. Military strikes and rising tensions have made the situation in the Middle East more dangerous. Many countries are watching closely because the conflict could affect the entire region. According to NPR, recent airstrikes have targeted Iranian military locations, including missile bases and storage sites. U.S. and … Continue reading War In the Middle East Expands
By: Emma Dabell The Winter Olympics have been successful for the United States teams. Six out of the 11 sports had received at least one gold medal for a total of 12 across all sports, breaking several records and earning the first gold medals in years from some sports. USOPC states that freestyle skiing got three gold medals. Speed skating, alpine skating, figure skating, and … Continue reading USA takes home gold in the Winter Olympics
By: Gabe Woods Mexican armed forces assassinated Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, also known as “El Mencho,” the leader of the New Generation Cartel, on February 22. This marks a continuation of Mexico’s fight against drug cartels. Days following the raid, cartel members launched attacks across multiple Mexican states. Videos online showed business and vehicles being burned, and airports on fire. In response, the Mexican government has … Continue reading Cartel boss assination leads to unrest across Mexico
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