Donald Trump – The Crusader

Nation says goodbye to noted Civil Rights leaders Conyers, Cummings

Alexander Ruivivar ’20, Features Editor

January 10, 2020

NASA proposes next ‘Giant Leap for Mankind’

November 1, 2019

Riordan Roundtable: Vaping Epidemic

Matt Balmy ’21, Health and Science Editor

October 22, 2019

It’s time to vote out flawed Electoral College system

Owen Murphy ’19, Editor-in-Chief

May 17, 2019

The election of Donald Trump in 2016 revealed a massive failure of the American government: the Electoral College. The Electoral College determines the President based on the winner of the majority of the 538 votes cast by the me...

Newsom navigates new job as governor

March 29, 2019

Government shutdown stimulates strife

March 29, 2019

How logic trumps national emergency

Jamar Kittling ’20, Staff Reporter

March 22, 2019

Not too long ago, in the 2016 election for President, Republican candidate Donald Trump controversially promised that he would build a wall and Mexico would pay for it. Almost two years into his presidency, Mexico still has no...

North American trade wars escalate with paper tariff

December 15, 2018

Late night talk shows reserved for liberal views

Michael Gray ’20, Staff Reporter

December 15, 2018

Comedy is often something that is taken for granted. Too often, it’s overlooked and dismissed in the world of politics. This is especially troubling as the most accessible medium for many people is humor. Seemingly without...

U.S. retaliates against Syria for chemical attacks

Vince Fernandez '19, Local, State, National, & World News Editor

May 7, 2018

On April 11, President Donald Trump tweeted that missiles “will be fired” at Syria. Two days later, missiles were fired in a joint- strike, hitting Syria in several locations, including Damascus. The attack led people...