By Diana Villano On December 1st, President Biden decided to grant a pardon to his son, Hunter Biden. While some argue the pardon is necessary for justice and family, as Biden defended himself, others suggest that the move reflects a deepening entanglement of personal and political interests. Ultimately, this decision raises important questions not only […]
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By Natalia Oseida False information is all around us pre- and post-election, especially on social media where anyone under roughly 25 gets their information from- like it or not. The common phrase “I read an article on…” has now changed into “I saw a TikTok about…” Unlike actual published pieces of journalism, no editor is […]
By Nicole Santiago
By Natalia Oseida Pastors Cruz and Cristina Oseida have a calling for the people. The people I speak of is the community of Jamaica, Queens. With the rise of homelessness and immigrants there is much more people in need of the basic necessities such as food and clothing. As immigrants themselves, they know all the […]
By Reina Copeland
By Huifen Li Briskly walking by, the students of Queens College have long acknowledged its food carts and trucks as an everyday normal – growing accustomed to the enticing smells emanating from the food carts positioned in the same spot as they were the day before. The food trucks, though they can drive onto the […]