Along with the EUROS were Italy and England will be going head to head, the Copa America tournament came to an end with Argentina taking the trophy in a game exhibited in their home country. A close game of 1-0 lasted for …
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By Owen Xu Li Switzerland’s climate strategy has been called into question after voters rejected major measures in a referendum. Voters narrowly rejected the government’s proposal for a car fuel tax and an air ticket tax in a referendum. The regulations were …
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by Isabelle Jia Everyone wants to be loved. For high schoolers, it’s all about being in a “relationship” with someone, but what people often fail to see is that there are more ways to find love than just being in a relationship. …
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By: Zeru (Peter) Li It is official, after 6 years of waiting, Microsoft finally brought us Windows 11 at its June 24 event. In short, the new operating system improved upon Windows 10’s aesthetics and also added features like the capability of …
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By Kevin Zhang Hundreds of sudden deaths, many of them suspected of being heat-related, have been reported during Canada’s record-breaking heatwave, officials say. A total of 486 fatalities were recorded over the past five days in British Columbia alone, a 195% increase …
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News came out just after the Olympic qualifiers that USA 100 meter sprinter Sha’Carri Richardson will be disqualified from the Olympics after testing positive for marijuana usage. This was extremely controversial with many famous sports players tweeting out in outrage to this …
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By Owen Xu Li With an increase of unusual species identified last year, the lockdown spurred a boom in interest regarding moths. Sightings increased by about a third, with many counties throughout the United Kingdom recording species that had never been seen …
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