By Andrew Matsko The ongoing debate over whether the president an ban certain news outlets from White House briefings raises major questions about press freedom, power, and the law. The First Amendment guarantees freedom of the press, but whether physical access to the White House briefing room is a guaranteed right or a privilage is stil debated. However, courts have made it clear that the … Continue reading White House press bans: What’s really going on?

By: Rilynn Fluitt This summer it seemed as though there was an overwhelming amount of foodborne illnesses and recalls. Day after day, more people were falling ill with cyclosporiasis. The total number infected amounted to almost 20,000 Americans. After cuts to funding and staff of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), opponents are using these outbreaks as ammunition against current policies. “Regardless of external recall … Continue reading How Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Schools keeps food safe

By: Rilynn Fluitt Multiple employees of AI companies such as OpenAI, Anthropic, and Grok have reported that AI has the potential to destroy humanity within the decade.  There are many differing opinions, but one thing that most experts agree on is that regulations need to be put in place on the exponential growth that AI has faced. “It’s not just random people who heard something … Continue reading Experts say that artificial intelligence could destroy us all within the decade

by Katja Esser Heavy rain was causing problems around the Bellbrook and Dayton area in August 2026. In Greene County, part of Darst Road in Beavercreek was washed away and state route 725 between Penewit Road and Lower Bellbrook Road was also closed. This is not a new problem for Bellbrook. In 2020, almost four inches of rain caused a road and culvert on North … Continue reading Heavy rain damages roads around Bellbrook