By Yasmine Mezawi Known as the sloppiest, most vulgar election, the 2016 presidential election had us at the edge of our seat biting our nails as the future of America was placed in the hands of a 71 year-old who acts no better than a child. A year later, talk of the election has not…
By Dru Barcelo During last year’s unforgotten 2016 election campaign, Trump and his administration vilified Hillary Clinton for the use of a private email server to conduct business, resulting in her loss in the race for presidency. This past Monday, September 25th, 2017, Jared Kushner, President Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser, has allegedly traded work-related…
By Carolina Espinal National shockwaves ensued after President Trump’s precipitated verdict reached news outlets. Trump’s decision to discharge F.B.I. director James B. Comey, the law enforcement official conducting a criminal investigation into the Trump administration’s ties with the Russian government and the outcome of the 2016 presidential election, came at a time of intensified Russian…
By Jennifer Perez The 2016 presidential election was intense and surprised many by showing the division plaguing the nation. Donald Trump’s victory was a victory to some and disheartening to others, however, as today marked his inauguration as 44th President of the United States, the focus turned to the laws and policies that Trump will…
By Valeria Bula The 2016 presidential election was more than what Americans could have ever imagined. From moments of hope to heartbreak and happiness to dread, the election had its share of controversies and scandals, even after its conclusion. Specifically, speculation and questions over Russia possibly changing the fate of the 2016 US presidential election…
By Valeria Bula Since her defeat on Nov 9, 2016— after a long, controversial and weary campaign— the Clinton campaign, as well as her supporters, have been quick to point fingers as to why a once thought sure-fire win, ended in a loss. The blame is placed upon several factors ranging from the media to…
By Valeria Bula The days have been counting down to the moment in which the next President of the United States is elected. Now, Election Day is tomorrow and Clinton and Trump are hosting the last of their rallies and supporters remain animated, participating in campaigns and rallies to support their candidate. Among those prominent…
By Jennifer Perez Students at Miami Lakes Educational Center (MLEC) have proved once again that Millennials are not the uninformed, apathetic generation people make them out to be. The Harbinger and Junior State of America (JSA) hosted a mock presidential debate and a mock senatorial debate four days before Election Day and the student audience…
By Robyn Forbes The only vice presidential debate of this year’s election took place last night at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia and was moderated by CBS News reporter Elaine Quijano. Donald Trump’s choice of vice president, Governor Mike Pence, and Hillary Clinton’s running mate, Senator Tim Kaine, took to the stage for the debate…