In the final game of the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs, there was a rematch of the AFC Championship last year and a rematch of week 5 of the regular season, the Buffalo Bills traveling to Kansas City to take on the Chiefs. In the AFC Championship game last year, the Chiefs took down the Bills 38 to 24. However, in week 5 of … Continue reading Bills vs Chiefs Divisional Matchup: Game of the Decade?
By: Vivienne Wellet An underwater volcano erupted offshore of Ohonua, which is around Australia. An underwater volcano forms when two tectonic plates collide with each other but one goes underneath the other one and after molten lava is produced in the second layer of Earth’s interior. According to officials, in Alaska, they could hear the sound of the explosion once it erupted. Many Airports, beaches, … Continue reading Underwater Volcano Sets Off Tsunami
The island nation of Tonga was recently devastated by an undersea volcanic eruption and an undersea tsunami which was caused by said eruption. Patchy communications and sparse satellite images show that the island is covered in ash and waterlogged houses and debris. The underwater eruption also slightly affected other countries around the Pacific, resulting in some small Tsunamis and earthquakes in other regions of the … Continue reading Tonga Devastated by Undersea Tsunami
Just days after the White House said they would be allowing Americans to order free at home Covid tests, another development in the battle against the Omicron variant has been made. The Biden Administration (the people in the executive branch who work under President Biden) has announced that they’ll be distributing 400 million masks for free across America. Instead of cloth masks, the kind of … Continue reading Biden to distribute 400 million N95 masks across America for free
In the American movie industry, the stereotypes of a “regular teenage experience” are clear: going to a large high school, talking with your friends at lunch, playing sports, participating in clubs, etc. But is that accurate for other countries? In Banfi, Italy, the primary and secondary school stages before going to high school are the same as the American education system: five years of elementary … Continue reading Differences between the American and Italian school system
Key West High School’s Academic Challenge Team won the district competition on January 11. This is the third year in a row (minus the years out for Covid-19) that they have left the auditorium victorious. Now, they prepare for the State title, where they will be facing schools from all over Florida. Alexander Wilson, president of the club, entered the competition confident that his team … Continue reading Academic Challenge Wins Districts
By: Gus Wilson On January 10th, 2022, the Alabama Crimson Tide faced off against the Georgia Bulldogs at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis in the College Football Playoff National Championship. The Bulldogs are coming off a dominant win against the Michigan Wolverines in the semifinal 34 to 11. The Crimson Tide also had an impressive win against the number 4 Cincinnati Bearcats 27 to 6. … Continue reading Georgia wins the CFP National Champion
By: Gus Wilson Antonio Brown is best described as one of the best wide receivers in the National Football League since he was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2010. In fact, he is one of the more talented receivers of all time. While Brown is beyond dominant on the football field, in the past couple of years, it has been more and more difficult … Continue reading The Antonio Brown Dilemma
The Kazakh central government recently increased the price of liquid-based fuels due to both high demand and price-fixing. Protests over the price began in the oil-producing center Zhanaozen, but the protests quickly spread across the country (notably to the nation’s largest city, Almaty) due to large amounts of dissatisfaction with the central government over economic inequality. The former Kazakh President also was a target of … Continue reading Kazakhstan Fuel Protests
On Sunday, January 10, a Bronx apartment complex in New York was caught in a blaze, which is said to have been caused by a malfunctioning space heater. So far, there are 19 confirmed dead with nine of those being children. Another 63 victims suffered from severe smoke inhalation, with more than 30 having to go to five different hospitals. The fire is said to … Continue reading Fire in Bronx Apartment kills 19
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