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The Student News Site of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School

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The U.S. government's spending on defense has reached astronomical levels. For example, F-35 fighter jets are ordered for the military, which cost $122 million each.

[Opinion] U.S. military spending is out of control

Natalia Dzielnicka, Reporter
January 8, 2025
Under the passing of House Bill 1365 the homeless are not allowed to sleep outside in Florida. There have been more people made homeless in the state due to rising, unaffordable rents.

New ordinances make Broward homeless population unable to sleep outside

Natalia Dzielnicka, Reporter
December 20, 2024
The Loper Bright case originated from a group of fisherman not wanting to pay for fishing observers. The case has now ended the Chevron deference, which allowed federal agencies to interpret laws.

End of Chevron Deference lowers the authority of federal agencies

Natalia Dzielnicka, Reporter
October 10, 2024
Although political discussions tend to be discouraged in public spaces, they are crucial to staying informed and exchanging views on relevant issues. MSD students have differing opinions on teenagers' participation in political conversations.

MSD students evaluate the importance of political awareness for teens

Ellis Reuvers and Victoria Damaso
September 17, 2024
Presidential candidate and current Vice President Kamala Harris announces her vice president pick, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, on Aug. 6. She picked him over several other politicians in the running, including Ben Shapiro and Pete Buttigieg. Photo permission from Tom Gralish/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz joins Kamala Harris as vice president nominee in 2024 election race

Natalia Dzielnicka, Reporter
September 17, 2024
Vice Presidents Colin Crippen and Sidd Ojha lead the discussion at the first Politics Club meeting. The conversation revolved around social media and media bias.

[Photo Gallery] Politics Club holds first meeting

Natalia Dzielnicka, Reporter
September 1, 2024
People watch a debate between California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis during a watch party at Manny's on November 30, 2023 in San Francisco, California. Newsom and DeSantis were hosted by Sean Hannity on Fox. Photo permission from Justin Sullivan/Getty Images/TNS.

Gov. Newsom and Gov. DeSantis clash in prime-time debate discussing the current state of Florida and California

Luke Dautruche, Reporter
December 19, 2023
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signs legislation on Monday, May 15, 2023, banning state funding for diversity, equity, and inclusion programs at Florida's public universities, at New College of Florida in Sarasota. Photo permission from Douglas R. Clifford/Tampa Bay Times/TNS.

Florida passes over 30 bills in the 2023 legislative session affecting education

Brynn Schwartz, Jessie Gesund, Andie Korenge, Anna Horowitz, Ashveen Saini, Carolina Ochoa Lozano, Lyla Sachs, Ryan Shimony, Alison LaTorre, Glory Lee, Rayne Welser, Andres Fuenmayor, Jasmine Bhogaita, Vincent Ciullo, and Aisha Hashmi
June 18, 2023
There have recently been many bills proposed to restrict social media for youth to combat the negative effects social media could have. These pieces of legislation have sparked many debates on whether they are necessary or not.

[Multimedia] U.S. targets teen social media use

Andie Korenge and Kevin Hamm
April 12, 2023
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis speaks to a crowd at the Knights of Columbus in Elmhurst, Illinois, on Feb. 20, 2023. Photo permission from Chris Sweda/Chicago Tribune/TNS.

Gov. DeSantis threatens to remove AP classes

Kevin Hamm, Writer
March 1, 2023
Many students feel the pressure of not only society to side with a political party, but also with their parents. Students should develop beliefs independent of their parents.

Children should form their own political beliefs instead of blindly following their parents

Lily Singer, Senior Arts & Leisure Editor and Senior Opinons Editor
December 14, 2022
Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D- Wis., speaks with a reporter as she leaves the Senate floor after the Senate passed a procedural vote on federal legislation protecting same-sex marriages, at the U.S. Capitol on Nov. 16, 2022, in Washington, D.C. Baldwin, the first openly gay woman to be elected to the House and the Senate, has led Senate negotiations on the bill. Photo courtesy of Drew Angerer/TNS

MSD students and staff largely support Respect for Marriage Act

Kevin Hamm, Writer
December 9, 2022
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