5 September 2025 Zoey Hua Famines in Gaza and War with Israel On August 12, 2025, Gaza was in a famine and over 200 others died from a lack of food, including 100 children. This is because Israel is planning to increase its military action in Gaza. Since early in the war, Israel has limited aid coming into Gaza. Between early March and mid-May of this year, Israel completely blocked food, water, and medicine from entering the area.
10 September 2025 Archer Xiang A New Super Power In The Ocean! There are many wonders of the ocean, including a superpower that only some fish have! It is called biofluorescence and is when a fish can absorb light and release it, causing the fish itself to glow. Not only are the fish getting superpowers, but deep below in the sea at a place called the mesopelagic zone (often called the twilight zone), which is 200 to 1,000 meters deep.
25 August 2025 Austin Tsao Legendary Quarterback Aaron Rodgers Is Just “One of The Guys” Legendary Quarterback Aaron Rodgers Is Just "One of The Guys" As a relatively new member of the Pittsburgh Steelers, quarterback...
5 September 2025 Aria Zhang Lilo & Stitch Live Action: A Heartfelt but Flawed Retelling” Disney’s original series “Lilo and Stitch" has a new live action movie, featuring Maia Kealoha as Lilo and Chris Sanders as Stitch, and has many different reviews from everyone around the world. The live action is based off of Disney’s Lilo and Stitch, and it talks about the unlikely friendship between Lilo, a young, free-spirited Hawaiian girl, and Stitch, an evil, smart alien creature. I recently just watched it, and I feel like the live action could’ve done better, rating it a 3 stars out of 5.
3 September 2025 Linlang Hu Phone Addiction, Not Screen Time Alone, Linked to Teen Mental Health Risks, Study Finds A study showed that giving 10-year-olds screen time does not increase their risk of becoming suicidal later on, but it is actually those that become addicted to their phone that have a higher risk.
10 September 2025 Youheng Zhong The Barren Spot She is making noodles for herself. The water bubbles and boils like the laugh of a child and the thick udon noodles swirl slightly in the pot. She portions out a generous chunk of the stew, making sure to pick out the sharp bony pieces. The smell of chili oil and tender beef fills the tiny apartment, wrapping around her like a familiar embrace.
Hurricane Beryl Makes Landfall in Texas 12 July 2024 Youheng Zhong Current Events, U.S. Hurricane Beryl Makes Landfall in Texas On Monday at 4 a.m. local time, Hurricane Beryl made landfall in Matagorda, Texas. Hurricane Beryl is classified as a...
Moonlit Betrayal 11 July 2024 Youheng Zhong Creative Writing, Stories Moonlit Betrayal The moon hung low in the sky, casting a silvery glow upon the balcony. Sophia stood there, her delicate frame...
Michael Jackson Died with over 500 Million in Debt, and It Isn’t Going Away 11 July 2024 Youheng Zhong Articles, Arts & Culture Michael Jackson Died with over 500 Million in Debt, and It Isn’t Going Away After Michael Jackson died, his debts and creditor claims totaled more than $500 million, according to a court filing. Of...
Decommissioned Russian Satellite Breaks Into Over 100 Pieces 11 July 2024 Youheng Zhong Astronomy, Science & Technology Decommissioned Russian Satellite Breaks Into Over 100 Pieces Resurs P1 was a Russian satellite launched in 2013 and was intended to help with agriculture, meteorology, transportation, and other...
Los Angeles Homeless Count Drops, But Efforts Effects Might Not Last Long 5 July 2024 Youheng Zhong Creative Writing Los Angeles Homeless Count Drops, But Efforts Effects Might Not Last Long For the first time in six years, Los Angeles' homeless count has declined. People on the streets were finally being...
The Surface 3 July 2024 Youheng Zhong Creative Writing, Stories The Surface 8/17/2037 — I had always been the quiet one—the observer. While others in our underground society moped about their lives,...
