Trump’s actions, lack thereof a nod toward white supremacists

Like many of you this summer, I found myself scrolling through headlines, peaking through the cracks of my fingers, anxious to see what the next bombshell would be from our current commander in chief, Donald Trump. If it wasn’t one thing, it most certainly was another. We saw him escalate nuclear tensions with North Korea, ban transgender Americans from serving in the military despite an ongoing assessment of the matter by Defense Sec. Jim Mattis, and a massive failure to adequately condemn the bigotry on display by white supremacists in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Presidential search schedule, process leaves students in dark about candidates

The search for a new Shippensburg University president reached one of its final stops last week, as each of the final four candidates made their way to SU to spend a day on campus.

Implementation of President Trump’s agenda shouldn’t rely on release of his tax returns

President Donald Trump’s tax returns are still an ongoing argument today, since his many promises to America that he would release them during his campaign have yet to be fulfilled.

Democrats have refused to work with Trump on tax reform until he releases his tax returns so those in Congress can see how potential changes may benefit the president’s businesses.

New methods of sharing video require consumers to police graphic content

Robert Godwin was collecting aluminum cans in Cleveland on Sunday when he was approached by Steve Stephens. Stephens asked Godwin some questions, but it took less than a minute for him to get to his point.

Steve Stephens was turned in by McDonald’s employees.

President Barack Obama, with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, holds a town hall meeting at Facebook headquarters in Palo Alto, California, April 20, 2011. (Official White House Photo by Lawrence Jackson)

Family’s fight over corpse disrespectful, embarrassing to dead

Justice should be served.

Students relieve stress at the Wellness Fair

The 2017 Wellness Fair was hosted on Wednesday by the Shippensburg University’s Counseling Center and the Human Resources Department in the Multi-Purpose Room (MPR) of the Ceddia Union Building.

Syrian airstrikes send mixed signals about future foreign policy decisions

On April 4, President Donald Trump responded to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s chemical-weapon attack on the Syrian people by authorizing an airstrike on the military base where al-Assad’s weapon-carrying planes took off, according to The Washington Post.

President Trump authorized the airstrikes during a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinxing at his Mar-a-Lago golf club.