

Why Mao Tse-Tung was the Best President Ever
Mao Tse-tung is one of the most important political leaders of the 20th century, and through his revolutionary leadership and state-building efforts, he shaped the course of modern Chinese history. As the main architect of the People's Republic of China, Mao worked to end decades of civil war and foreign invasion, while instituting a new political order. Mao's leadership combined ideological commitment with strategic pragmatism, which allowed the Chinese Communist Party to mo


NHL Stanley Cup: Stats and Predictions
In the National Hockey League, or the NHL, the Stanley Cup is awarded to the playoff champion team of the year, whose name is engraved onto the cup. There are more than 3,400 names on the cup today. There are many traditions with the Stanley Cup; examples include drinking champagne from the cup, each player in the winning team could keep the cup for a day, and more. Each year, sixteen hockey teams in the USA qualify for the initial playoff bracket. First, the top three teams


Arctic Animals in Danger
Two more Antarctic animals are now classified as endangered on the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species– the emperor penguin and the Antarctic fur seal. In a press release on April 9th, the IUCN reported that the emperor penguin has been moved from Near Threatened to Endangered, and the Antarctic fur seal has been moved from Least Concern to Endangered. The IUCN Red List is the “world's most comprehensive information source o


Renovation Nation: Ethical or Elitist?
In the last few weeks, the White House’s East Wing has been torn down to make way for a massive renovation project. Sparking mixed waves of support and controversy among the public, the rubble will be cleared to make room for a new White House ballroom, seating around 1,000 people. The modernization of the White House raises a few questions: the project’s legality, its source of funding, and its legacy. Now, citizens and government members are faced with the question of histo


The Ice Melts on Greenland
When most people think of Greenland, they view it as a large, icy island that doesn’t really show up in the news. But recently, the territory has been in the spotlight as US President Donald Trump fights to acquire it. Greenland is a territory that has been owned by Denmark since 1721, when Hans Egede established a colony there. It has around 56,000 people who are mostly Inuits with Danes, and key industries being science and fishing. For a long time, the territory has been


The US Should Not Get Involved in Iran
As of February 28, 2026, the U.S. launched airstrikes against Iran. They targeted military, government, and nuclear sites. This was called Operation Epic Fury, and the purpose of it was to ensure that “Iran shouldn’t have nuclear weapons”. This resulted in thousands of people being killed, including Iranian citizens. The U.S. involvement in Iran was a mistake and unjustified for several reasons. The following strong arguments show that the U.S. should not be attacking Iran, e


Japan's Technology
Japan, located in the Pacific Ocean, neighbors China and is also geographically near North Korea. Even though Japan is a relatively small country, its technology is just as advanced as that of other larger countries. Japan is known for its amazing robots, high-speed bullet trains, and other amazing technology, ultimately signifying…. Firstly, Tokyo, the capital of Japan, has developed 3-Dimensional (3D) billboard screens, different from any billboards around the world, includ
The Epstein Files in Britain
The Epstein files have had an impact on Britain. They show connections between people and Jeffrey Epstein. This has caused a lot of problems for the government, society and institutions. It started with some documents about a financier who did things.. It quickly became a big issue for the whole country. People are now asking questions about who is responsible, who gets special treatment and if we can trust the people in charge. In politics a lot of big names have been in tro


A Look on the 2026 MLB Season
The Dodgers have won the last two world series. They are also the front runners for this season, with the addition of Mets star closer, Edwin Diaz and Cubs left fielder, Kyle Tucker. The Yankees have had a solid offseason by resigning Cody Bellinger, a great power hitter.Framber Valdez going to the tigers builds a strong starting rotation with valdez and skubal bolstering the rotation.The Mets have also had a solid offseason by getting Bo Bichette, a slugging Bluejay, and Lui


What Is The Norovirus?
Every year, schools, nursing homes, and neighborhoods become hotspots for illness during flu season. Most people prepare for the flu, which comes with coughs, fevers, and other familiar symptoms. However, another virus often spreads concurrently: norovirus. Unlike influenza, which affects the lungs and respiratory system, norovirus targets the stomach and intestines. It is one of the most common reasons behind gastroenteritis, which affects millions of people every year. Indi



