By: Anna Starkey As the first Tuesday of November arrived, polls across the state welcomed in voters.  This year, alongside local elections, Ohioans had the opportunity to vote on three important issues: Anti-Gerrymandering, Anti-Monopolies, and Marijuana legalization. The yea’s The first, and highest approved issue, was issue one.  This amendment to the Ohio Constitution ends the partisan process for redrawing districts within Ohio and replaces it … Continue reading Two yeas and a nay: Ohio’s election results

by Sarah Rovinsky Joaquín Guzmán Loera, a notorious drug kingpin in Mexico, known as El Chapo, outran security forces once again. This time, officials located him at a hide-out in Mexico’s remote northwestern mountains, but he fled as they approached, injuring his leg and his face, Mexican officials said late Friday, October 16. The government says there was no direct confrontation between security and Mr. Guzmán. The … Continue reading ‘El Chapo’ Excapes Again

By Kate Barton On Wednesday, October 14, the Iranian Guardian Council passed the Iranian nuclear program deal, the final step before its implementation. The deal was passed by an absolute majority. The votes were 161 for, 59 against, and 13 abstaining. The council held debates over whether the deal went against their constitution and Sharia Law, which they decided it did not. The Iranian Deal calls … Continue reading The Final “Ok” on the Iranian Deal