Perception of politics
The social contract is an agreement between the people living in the nation and the government. In this deal, the country’s citizens give up certain rights or liberties in exchange for protection from the government. This arrangement has been the basis of democratic ideals worldwide, including the United States of … Continue reading Perception of politics
Which Game Company is the Most Successful?
By: Thomas Horvath Video games are some of the most common items in the modern day, with 65 percent of adult Americans playing them. Many people play video games on consoles, with some of the most popular being the Xbox, Playstation, and Nintendo Switch. With Xbox and Playstation, they both … Continue reading Which Game Company is the Most Successful?
Geologically Rich Land Found by NASA’s Perseverance Rover
On the red planet, Mars, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) Perseverance rover finds land to potentially be geologically rich. Which means Mars has potential valuable minerals. This also means that there is a chance that Mars can support life. Launching in 2020, on July 30, the Perseverance rover … Continue reading Geologically Rich Land Found by NASA’s Perseverance Rover
College Tips
Going to college is scary, regardless of where you’re going or where you’re from. After scouring the internet, and a multitude of interviews, the biggest tip is to go to class. Skipping class could lead to falling behind, and falling behind has many consequences. Another common tip is to … Continue reading College Tips
College applications affecting the sanity of seniors
Applying for college is no joke. A single application can determine your life: where you’re going, what you’re doing, etc. So the anxiety amongst high school seniors is extremely high. “I base my entire happiness and self-worth on whether I get into this college of my dreams, and that just … Continue reading College applications affecting the sanity of seniors
Donald Trump and his Children sued by New York Attorney General
Donald J Trump and three of his children have recently been sued by the New York State Attorney-General, Letitia James, over accusations of tax fraud and overvaluing their assets, with it rumored that they had overvalued their assets by billions of dollars, which breaks New York state and potentially federal … Continue reading Donald Trump and his Children sued by New York Attorney General
Monkeypox
Monkeypox is a virus that comes in the form of pox, but it is not a form of chickenpox. The first case of Monkeypox was recorded in 1970 in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Most Monkeypox cases in 2022 are in central and western African countries. In July of 2022, … Continue reading Monkeypox
The Amazing Axolotl
Axolotls, also known as the Mexican walking fish, have cylindrical bodies, relatively long tails, short legs, and feathery textured external gills. The axolotl has five toes on its back feet, four on its front feet, as well as moveable eyelids. The body of an Axolotl is super unique because it can … Continue reading The Amazing Axolotl
The Comebacks of NFL Week 3
In a wild week two full of exciting moments, some of the most exciting were from the multiple comebacks that transpired on Sunday. Dolphins vs. Ravens-The craziest comeback of the day arguably came from this game right here. The wild game would start with a crazy 103-yard kickoff return to … Continue reading The Comebacks of NFL Week 3
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to be investigated for sending migrants to Martha’s Vineyard
(Featured Image provided by Luis Santana/AP) Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is being investigated for his connections to an incident that happened last Wednesday, September 14, 2022, involving 50 migrants from Venezuela. These migrants were initially staying at a shelter in San Antonio, Texas, when they were approached by a woman … Continue reading Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to be investigated for sending migrants to Martha’s Vineyard
Anti-Royalist arrests spark protest over Free Speech
Two men were recently arrested in Scotland during separate processions for the coffin containing the now-deceased Queen Elizabeth II and during her son’s ascension to the throne, King Charles III. King Charles was leading the procession for his mother’s coffin through Edinburgh, Scotland when mid-procession, one Anti-Royalist protester was spotted … Continue reading Anti-Royalist arrests spark protest over Free Speech
A Busy Bittner
As it is the last year before the senior class of 2023 steps into an entirely different world, college, a moment to admire all the grit and determination it has taken to reach as far as they have is absolutely necessary. Key West High School’s (KWHS) class of 2023 has … Continue reading A Busy Bittner
New USPS Stamp for the James Webb Space Telescope
Orbiting 100 million miles away from the Sun, the largest telescope in space is ready to be shipped around the world, with its own postal stamp from the United States Postal Service (USPS). The stamp celebrates the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) James Webb Space Telescope, and the full-color … Continue reading New USPS Stamp for the James Webb Space Telescope
Midnights release
On October 21st, Taylor Swift, an American music artist, will release Midnights, making this her 10th studio album in her career. At the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs), Swift announced her album Midnights in her speech for winning the best video of the year, best long-form video, and best … Continue reading Midnights release
Local Entertainment
Entertainment is everywhere. Even the smallest of towns offer something fun. Key West is no exception. Many outdoor entertainment areas are offered to the public or the paying customer. The Key West Golf Club is an eighteen-hole golf course providing fun for golf lovers, no surprise there. Fort Zachary Taylor … Continue reading Local Entertainment
Beluga Whale Stranded in France River
In Paris, France, a Beluga whale had been stranded in the Seine river. The beluga whale is an Arctic and sub-arctic cetacean. It is also an endangered species, with only about 279 of them left in the world. Spotted on Tuesday in the warm river waters, Firefighters, military members, and … Continue reading Beluga Whale Stranded in France River
William Ruto sworn in as Kenya’s fifth president
On Tuesday, September 13, 2022, 55-year-old William Ruto was sworn in as the official 5th president of Kenya after winning the August 9th election by a very narrow margin. Moreover, he also had to deal with a challenge made to the Supreme Court by his opponent, Raila Odinga, to reject … Continue reading William Ruto sworn in as Kenya’s fifth president
Why are Award Shows so Popular?
By: Thomas Horvath Cable television has had a major decline in subscriptions and ratings. But some of the most popular broadcasts they have are of annual award shows, such as The Emmys, The Oscars, and The Grammys. While they have also had a decline in ratings, they still bring in … Continue reading Why are Award Shows so Popular?
How fun carnivals can be
When you go to the carnival you will most likely see many carnival games, rides, and deep-fried food items. There are many carnival games to play such as balloon pop. Balloon pop is when you have three, five, or ten darts to throw at a balloon depending on how much … Continue reading How fun carnivals can be
Tame Impala Currents Review
The third studio album by Kevin Parker, more well known as Tame Impala, Currents, is truly a masterpiece of music and I’m very glad I found this album around one year ago. With an psychedelic and overall trippy vibe, the album created a new experience in music for me and … Continue reading Tame Impala Currents Review
Why are the Disney parks the happiest place on earth
From the Disney parks to the merchandise, Disney will always and forever be the happiest place on earth; but why? Disney wouldn’t be what it is today without Walt Disney. It all started when he started his career in animation with the Kansas City Film Ad Company in Missouri in … Continue reading Why are the Disney parks the happiest place on earth
James Webb Telescope Takes First Photo of Distant World
The theory of new worlds might have just been confirmed by the James Webb Space Telescope from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). The telescope captured the exoplanet, HIP 65426 b, which is at least 6 times larger than Jupiter. The exoplanet is also a gas-giant, so it couldn’t … Continue reading James Webb Telescope Takes First Photo of Distant World
Fall: Fun for everyone!
It’s that time of the year again. No, there are no leaves floating through the sky, painting the ground any gorgeous golden, outstanding orange, or calming crimson colors. Although the leaves haven’t changed into a mixed bag of colors and the weather hasn’t been able to cool down one bit, … Continue reading Fall: Fun for everyone!
Military Influence
The military influences everything in America, they influence our safety for one. Without the military protecting our freedom constantly, we wouldn’t have it. So before this article continues any further, I would like for everyone reading to take a moment and appreciate the men and women who have sacrificed everything … Continue reading Military Influence
Johnson Resigns, New British Prime Minister Ordained
After the resignation of former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson earlier this year, several weeks later, a replacement Prime Minister was appointed by a cabinet. Liz Truss was named the new British Prime Minister after meeting with the Queen of England on Tuesday at the Balmoral Castle in Scotland. Boris … Continue reading Johnson Resigns, New British Prime Minister Ordained
Top Two CFB Games of Week One
The college football (CFB) season is officially in full swing and to say the least week one kicked things off on the right foot. Although there were lots of good games, I’m going to go over my top two for the first slate of games of the year. Continue reading Top Two CFB Games of Week One
How Taylor Swift has helped me through the ups, downs, and all around
Whether it’s crying in a car, dancing at a party, or even wallowing in a corner because your boyfriend just broke up with you, Taylor Swift, an American pop singer and songwriter, has created music for every occasion. As a Swift-finatic, I can attest to why all of her nine … Continue reading How Taylor Swift has helped me through the ups, downs, and all around
VP of Argentina survives Assassination Attempt
The vice president of Argentina, Cristina Fernandez, just survived an assassination attempt last Thursday, September 1, 2022, due to sheer luck. Supporters of the vice president gathered around her home in Buenos Aires last week to show support in face of a prosecutor calling for Fernandez to be given a … Continue reading VP of Argentina survives Assassination Attempt
The Largest Media Franchise in the World
By: Thomas Horvath There are many popular media franchises, but some are larger than others. Many franchises start off as a particular type of media, such as television or movies, but branch out into other markets. An example of this would be Mickey Mouse. Starting off as animated shorts, the … Continue reading The Largest Media Franchise in the World
Toxic Algae in San Francisco
In the San Francisco Bay area, millions of fish carcasses are washing up on the beaches as a result of the toxic algae bloom spreading across this area. This bloom of algae began in July and managed to stretch as far north as the San Pablo Bay, which is roughly … Continue reading Toxic Algae in San Francisco
The Reels Of Sequels & Prequels
Movies never stop being announced and coming out. There are movies out there for everyone! This article will list and give a summary of the next ten upcoming movies and their release date. Enola Holmes 2 – November 4, 2022 Enola Holmes 2 is set to release on November 4, … Continue reading The Reels Of Sequels & Prequels
NASA Artemis I Launch Scrubbed
The SLS rocket was scheduled to launch Monday, August 29, 2022 at 8:33 am (ET). However, due to engine complications, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) postponed the launch for possibly Friday, September 2nd. Since the scheduled time was 8:33 am, there was a two-hour window to fuel the … Continue reading NASA Artemis I Launch Scrubbed
Never Forget.
Americans have surpassed numerous challenging periods over the past 100 years. With different cultures clashing, and the brink of war brewing under the surface, tensions began to rise. On September 11, 2001, a day that would be remembered for decades in infamy as the day the world was changed, the … Continue reading Never Forget.
How working out has affected my mental health
Growing up, I was known as the “ugly fat girl” who none of the boys wanted to talk to. Well, boys still don’t talk to me, but I feel prettier than I was before! And I give all my thanks to exercise. However, a part of me wishes I was … Continue reading How working out has affected my mental health
Ukraine Begins Southern Offensive around Kherson
Recently, the government of Ukraine under President Vlodymr Zelensky announced that their long-anticipated Southern Counter Offensive against Russian forces around the Kherson area had “begun in full force.’ Ukrainian forces were reportedly shelling Russian positions around Kherson and Chernihiv early yesterday morning, as they attempted to soften up Russian defensives … Continue reading Ukraine Begins Southern Offensive around Kherson
“Man of the Hole” dies, completing a decades-long genocide
Recently, a native man indigenous to the Brazilian Amazon was found dead by the Fundação Nacional do Índio (Funai), a Brazilian indigenous conservation agency. He had no known name and was simply referred to as Índio do Buraco, or “Man of the Hole” since he had been observed to … Continue reading “Man of the Hole” dies, completing a decades-long genocide
Is Kanye West Okay?
By: Thomas Horvath An iconic yet infamous celebrity is Kanye West. He is a musician and businessman, selling over 21 million albums worldwide and becoming a billionaire in April 2020, according to Forbes. While having a major die-hard fanbase, he has seen himself in many controversies during his time in … Continue reading Is Kanye West Okay?
Top Three NFL Week One Games
With the National Football League (NFL) season just a little over a week away, excitement from fans is at its peak, as it usually is at this time of year. So I will look over the top three games I am most anticipating coming into week one. Chiefs vs. Cardinals-This … Continue reading Top Three NFL Week One Games
Hall does it all!
As endless possibilities of the future continue to draw nearer, and the unknown looms above the senior class’ heads, a swift look back to appreciate all they have done to reach this point in their lives is needed. The seniors of Key West High School (KWHS) have to take a … Continue reading Hall does it all!
Small Town to Big City
Moving for the first time is scary, to say the least. Ask anyone who’s moved, and you’ll find the same answer. It’s even scarier though, when moving from a small town, to a big city. Although most wouldn’t classify Key West High School (KWHS) as ‘big,’ I certainly do. The … Continue reading Small Town to Big City
Upcoming NASA Artemis Launch
On August 29, 2022, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) will be one step closer to landing the first women and person of color on the moon. Although, this being the second time NASA is attempting to put a person on the moon since 1969; NASA has a new … Continue reading Upcoming NASA Artemis Launch
Former Prime Minister of Australia Investigated by Government
The Prime Minister of Australia, recently elected Anthony Albanese, has opened an investigation into former government ministers who were present under the last Australian administration, which was led by Scott Morrison. Former PM Morrison had recently given himself several administrative positions within the Australian government between 2020-2021, without the knowledge … Continue reading Former Prime Minister of Australia Investigated by Government
Girls Flag Football
In Key West, there are six girls Flag Football teams: Sugarloaf, Sugarloaf juniors, Marathon, Marathon juniors, HOB, and HOB juniors. Flag Football is just like normal football but instead of tackling, you have flags to pull. The flags are on a belt you have to put around your waist. On … Continue reading Girls Flag Football
Shark Attacks In Florida
Sharks are a group of elasmobranch fish, sharks are put in this category because of their cartilaginous skeleton and gills. Contrary to popular belief, shark attacks are very rare. In fact, they are so rare that the odds of dying from a shark attack are one in 3.7 million in … Continue reading Shark Attacks In Florida
Manipulation: Is it necessary and how do you deal with it?
Manipulation: gaslighting, gatekeeping, girl bossing. Sorry I couldn’t help myself with that definition. Let’s try this again. Manipulation: the act of manipulating someone in a clever or unscrupulous way (Oxford Languages). Hold on let me bring this definition down to simpler terms: “It’s a botched up method for people to … Continue reading Manipulation: Is it necessary and how do you deal with it?
Lavool Village’s Primate Problem
By: Thomas Horvath A growing issue in the small Indian village called Lavool, is the rise of violent and vengeful monkeys. These monkeys have been terrorizing the village for roughly a year as of this article being made. This all started when a group of dogs killed an infant monkey … Continue reading Lavool Village’s Primate Problem
UFC 278 Recap
UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship) 278 has concluded and it included some amazing fights, including one of the greatest comebacks and shock endings the sport has ever seen. I will cover some of the notable fights and best performances of the night. The first fight of the night, kicking off the … Continue reading UFC 278 Recap
Former PM of Pakistan Imran Khan charged for terrorism
Pakistani police have charged former Pakistani prime minister and cricket star Imran Khan with terrorism, on accounts of him causing increased political tension in the country after he was kicked out of office in April. On Saturday, August 20, 2022, Khan gave a speech in Islamabad, Pakistan’s capital, to his … Continue reading Former PM of Pakistan Imran Khan charged for terrorism
Another Beginning
As the sun continues to harshly beat down upon us, the summer months have started to pass and that time of year has finally rolled around: Back to school! The feelings of joy and dread, excitement and nerves that come with the new school year swirl through the air. Key … Continue reading Another Beginning
Restaurants in Key West, and their backstory
Key West, the southernmost point in the continental United States. The reason Key West is so popular is because of its restaurants, watersports, beaches, golf carts, and bars. Key West is also known as the Conch Republic because the citizens are called Conchs. Another thing about Key West is that … Continue reading Restaurants in Key West, and their backstory
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