Earlier this month, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced that they are no longer “working members of the royal family”. Dropping their position from the royal family gives them the Continue Reading
Space is infinite. There are so many things that we have discovered, and so much more that we have yet to discover. Humans have attained such a fascination with space Continue Reading
Dangerously large fires have been forming in Australia, causing billions of innocent animals, many humans, and willing fire fighters to lose their homes and lives. This incident started back in Continue Reading
As the new year approaches, the 2010s will come to a close, and it will mark the beginning of the 2020s. Based on predictions made by scientists, companies, politicians, and Continue Reading
China is known to be able to replicate anything possible. First the Eiffel tower and now one of the worst events in history, The Holocaust. For years China has kept Continue Reading
Over the last 14 years, YouTube has become the Internet’s main source of video media. YouTube is one of the Internet’s monopolies and at this point, YouTube has little to Continue Reading
On Oct. 22, our very own Boonton High School art teacher, Ms. Kraa, was invited to attend a panel that honored many artists who have found recognition in the art Continue Reading
This month, Instagram began testing hiding like counts on posts in the United States. Likes have not been completely removed, though. A user can still see how many likes their Continue Reading
Imagine hiding in a closet in your classroom hearing screams while texting your mother “I love you” because you don’t know if you’re going to come out alive. Sadly, this Continue Reading
On July 25, President Trump had a phone call with Ukraine’s President. A rough transcript of the phone call revealed that Trump allegedly asked Ukraine’s President to investigate former vice Continue Reading
