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After a period of political turmoil, including riots on Capitol Hill and heated presidential and Senate elections, college Democrats and Republicans discuss what they wish to see from the new administration. On Jan. 6, the […]
On Jan. 6, thousands of Trump supporters raided the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. The riots came after Trump delivered a passionate speech encouraging them to “save America” and stop an allegedly fraudulent election. The […]
Georgia State Institute for Biomedical Science Researches recently discovered an oral drug called MK-4482/EIDD-2801 that can stop the transmission of the SARS-CoV-2 virus in the human body within 24 hours after infection. Dr. Richard Plemper, […]
NEWS BRIEFS LOCAL The “Home Run King” has passed away Baseball great and civil rights activist Hank Aaron passed away Friday. The media reported that Aaron died peacefully in his sleep. He was 86 years […]
The inauguration for President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris will occur on the west side of the White House in Washington D.C. this Wednesday, Jan. 20. Afterward, Biden will take the oath of […]
As 2020 comes to an end, Americans find themselves at a critical point in helping treat the coronavirus. COVID-19 cases are increasing every day, and government officials try to find a plan to ensure every […]
First Economic Impact (Stimulus) Payment On March 27, a $2.2 trillion bill known as the CARES Act passed through Congress, and President Trump signed it into law. The Act responded to the economic fallout of […]
NEWS BRIEFS LOCAL Atlanta Falcons hire new head coach Arthur Smith was named the new Atlanta Falcons head coach after firing Dan Quinn in October. The team had a 0-5 start in the season when […]
USPS began informing their customers about package delays due to limited transportation availability through their website early in April. As the holiday season approaches, USPS continues emphasizing the importance of mailing packages early. The USPS […]
While Georgia State’s main campus uses a plus/minus grading system, the Perimeter campuses are still using straight grades only. However, Perimeter plans to change that soon. According to Nancy Kropf, dean of students at Perimeter […]
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