Opinion

Mexico’s Day of the Dead, a custom that continues from Oct. 31 until Nov. 1, has recently ended.

In a recent interview with Axios, President Trump mentioned that he plans to pass an executive order that revokes birthright citizenship to children...

What was at first yet another example of President Donald Trump losing his temper under the pressure of media questioning quickly became a reason for national concern as the White House took action against CNN journalist Jim Acosta after a press conference following the Nov. 6 Midterm Election.

Ben and Jerry’s, just a week before the midterm elections, released a new flavor of ice cream called “Pecan Resist” as a criticism of Trump’s presidency.

Packages addressed to prominent members of the Democratic party, said to have contained pipes bombs, were intercepted by federal authorities on Oct. 24.

“Fat pigs,” “dogs,” “slobs,” “disgusting animals,” and now the very latest — “horseface.”

In September, Nike unveiled its new ad campaign with former NFL player Colin Kaepernick. The tagline of the campaign read: "Believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything."

President Trump has once again given the news another field day when he unapologetically embraced the title of “nationalist” at a rally in Houston, Texas on Oct 22.

In the age of social media, a different type of celebrity has come to surface.

Following famed superstars Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson’s breakup, internet users have relentlessly been poking fun at the ex-couple.

Most people recognize the word “DNA” from its biological meaning: genetic makeup that dictates physical features like eye color or freckles.

Megyn Kelly recently defended blackface on NBC’s “Today” show, leading to the cancellation of her morning show and sparking discussions regarding her future employment with the network.