By: Tricia Desroches The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has approved the Pfizer vaccine for kids aged 5-11 in a unanimous 14 vote decision. Allowing young kids to get vaccinated can help the world get back to where it was before the pandemic started. Now that the vaccine is open to a variety of ages, the number of COVID-19 cases will likely go … Continue reading Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine Approved for Kids Ages 5-11

By: Tricia Desroches In Haiti, the number of kidnappings is extremely high. Especially after the death of former President Jovnel Moise and the 7.2 level earthquakes. Experts are calling the situation in Haiti a kidnapping crisis. Recently the kidnappings have been worse than ever before. In the past years, it was bad but now it is even worse. There has been a recent kidnapping where … Continue reading Haiti Kidnapping Crisis Getting Worse Day by Day

By: Tricia Desroches George Floyd was killed on May 25, 2020, from police brutality. His death and the deaths of multiple other African Americans started protests against police brutality around America. Bronze statues of John Lewis, George Floyd, and Breonna Tayler were unveiled three days before the incident. A man was seen mixing something in a container behind the John Lewis statue, then he skated … Continue reading George Floyd Statue in Union Square is Vandalized

By: Tricia Desroches President Biden´s administration is flying thousands of Haitians back home from the Texas border. The migrants passed through the Rio Grande. They slept outdoors under a border bridge. There was a camp set up for the refugees. The authorities say that there are 10,000 refugees at the camp. They say that there are many more that are coming. Many Texas Department of … Continue reading Haitian Migrants in the Texas Border

By: Tricia Desroches Hurricane Ida was a category four hurricane yet has now gone down to a category two. After Hurricane Katrina, this follows as the second most harmful hurricane. It began as a tropical wave in the Caribbean. It heightened while moving to Cuba.  It made a ton of harm to Louisiana, leaving very nearly 1 million individuals without power. Ida constrained a great … Continue reading Hurricane Ida Causes Devastation in Louisiana