White House Press Secretary Removed From Post After Five Days
By: Emily Nixon On Oct. 16, the White House removed newly appointed Press Secretary Katie Zacharia after only five days. While no official cause has […]
By: Emily Nixon On Oct. 16, the White House removed newly appointed Press Secretary Katie Zacharia after only five days. While no official cause has […]
By: Kaniz Samiha On Oct. 22, Brooklyn College (BC) celebrated a significant milestone with the reopening of the East Quad, marking a new chapter in […]
By: Emily Nixon On Oct. 8, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent out of gear with a face-covering shot Oscar Belgal, a 28-year-old man […]
By: Elianna Tsigler After spending three decades on death row, the date for Christa Gail Pike’s execution arrived. On Sept. 30, 2026, the state carried […]
By: Emily Nixon On Oct. 8, a Brooklyn College (BC) club, United 4 Israel (U4I), held a vigil to honor the victims of the Oct. […]
By: Serena Edwards Through the past few weeks, the Cornell Seven case made headlines for their involvement with a sexual assault attack that took place […]
By: Karina Zambrano In July 2026, the Trump administration released a proposal to amend the Student Tuition and Transparency Systems (STATS)/Earnings Accountability framework, a system […]
By: Emily Nixon In response to multiple legal challenges, New York City (NYC) Mayor Zohran Mamdani has been ordered by New York (NY) State Supreme […]
By: Haliya Jooda On Oct. 2, the White House filed a court filing, arguing that its move last month to bar CNN, MS NOW, and […]
By: Emily Nixon and Sayles Kaliszewski The New York Board of Regents, a sector of the New York (NY) State Education Department (NYSED), voted to […]
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