iPads prove useless in the classroom setting
The Los Angeles Unified School District made a very poor financial decision when investing in this expensive Apple product.
Somalia’s strife merits global attention
The Kenyan mall attack urges a closer look at the nations in the Horn of Africa.
GOP’s Affordable Care Act antics hurt party
The lack of coordination in the Republican Party is ultimately beneficial for preserving the ACA and resolving negotiations.
Apple’s iOS 7 takes time to accept
Instead of dreading the new operating system, consumers should embrace the changes.
Generation Y runs for fun, not competition
Though some criticize America’s youth for lacking competitive drive, activities like The Color Run showcase a new fervor for life.
Weapons deal creates dangerous path
Syria deserves a heavier punishment for its usage of deadly chemical weapons.
Confirmation process severely stalls progress
When political parties fight over presidential appointments, the divided nature of the United States is evidently showcased.
Teacher overreacts to student’s tweets
Teacher Idalia Ramos should not have reprimanded a student to the point of public embarrassment.
Blood tests for Vernon residents need work
A Vernon battery recycler plant that could possibly endanger residents requires an assessment to address the health concerns.
Budget fights derail Congress’ agenda
Faced with a fiscal conflict and an international crisis, Congress must agree on a budget.