In August, Madison began a trial program for a food scrap collection program. Instead of putting food waste in a landfill, the City of Madison is collecting those items separately after which […]
MG&E explosions in downtown Madison shock residents
This summer has been a busy one in Madison, but perhaps the most well known incident is the MG&E explosion downtown on July 19. At 7:40 am, the first explosion and fire […]
Sudan Protests: Demonstrators prove the might of citizens
Former president of Sudan, Omar al-Bashir has long had a history of war. He took power in the midst of Sudan’s civil war, and although he ended fighting that war in 2005, […]
What’s the Deal with Brexit?
While a multitude of foreigners have criticized the United States for our political instability and cluttered government, the United Kingdom’s current parliamentary circumstances seem no more secure. After being Prime Minister of […]
Hong Kong Protests Highlight Year-Long Tension
Since the beginning of June, Hong Kong has been the site of massive unrest. Hong Kong belongs to China, but it has its own currency, political system and most importantly, cultural identity. […]
Kashmir, A New Palestine?
On August 5th, the Indian government announced its decision to revoke Article 370 from its constitution. Article 370 is a piece of legislation in the Indian constitution concerning the disputed territory of […]
2019 Women’s Soccer World Cup
This past summer, the Women’s World Cup took place in France. The favorites and defending champions, the United States won the tournament again, defeating the Netherlands 2-0 behind goals from Megan Rapinoe […]
