
Over the years and recently, Ronaldo’s actions have caused debates about whether he deserves the consequences he is currently facing. Some say he should be held accountable; some say he is just standing against unfairness towards him. Read more about the current and past situations, as well as different opinions on them, as told by…

Despite its highly anticipated release and widespread popularity, Other Mommy received disappointing reviews from critics and audiences. Learn how the film reveals the gap between marketing hype and audience expectations, as told by Aleksandra Pelegrin.

Hurricane Isaias highlights the deadly consequences of underestimating severe weather, a reality that hits close to home for Floridians. Read about how taking storm warnings seriously can save lives, as told by Vida Piniella.

After serving as the White House Press Secretary for less than a week, Katie Zacharia has officially exited the position following intense media scrutiny of her first press briefing and speculation about her legal credentials, as told by Kathleen Etienne.

Although MLEC is one school, its six academies offer students different experiences. This article explores how students’ personalities, interests, and future goals influence their decisions when choosing a strand and shape their overall high school experience, as told by Valerie Gomez.

After long speculation on what’s happening to the cherished Miami Lakes Chick-fil-A location following a social media post from the franchise, we found out whether the business is saying goodbye to the community or if it lives to see our students another day. Learn more about the fate of the business, as told by Robert…

From releasing neurochemicals that foster human connection and light up reward centers in the brain to a tactic used for survival, the brain is wired to gossip. Learn more about why the brain loves to gossip, as told by Rebeca Funes.

RJ Mitte, known for playing Walter White Jr. in Breaking Bad, leaves behind a legacy that goes beyond acting. His work helped bring attention to disability representation, inclusion, and mental health, reminding MLEC students why acceptance matters, as told by Madison Ramos.