The Complex Interaction of Energy Drinks & High School
Although caffeine has some positive health effects, its use in adolescents, especially in high amounts, is generally discouraged by health professionals.
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Chocolate is shrinking and spiking
Technicians have identified the mechanical failure behind "gelatinous" milk in BCPS cafeterias. "White milk only" is the new rule for the district's 111,000 students.
The Iran War fast-tracks the solar revolution
As gas prices surge, we explore the national security argument that wind and sun are the only "embargo-proof" fuels in 2026.
Apparently, Park City students know their DBQs
From document-based questions in history to graphs in economics, students in Park City, Utah, excelled across multiple AP tests.
Digging into tariff impact in downtown Dayton
A student interviews small business owners about how unpredictable tariffs squeeze profits, prices, and teen job opportunities.
Haul videos feed a throwaway culture
A viral trend today, landfill waste tomorrow. This student calls for mindful consumption and sustainable influence in the social media age.
U.S. GDP is up 3.0% in Q2-2025
GDP rose 3.0% (annualized rate) in Q2-2025, a positive sign. But the number may mask underlying weakness that points to an economic slowdown.
U.S. Gasoline Prices, 2009-2024
High gas prices often result in presidents shouldering the lion's share of the blame. But actually, they deserve almost none of it.
Biden Seeks Different Remedy for Student Loans
A student loan forgiveness program launched by President Biden last fall is unconstitutional, according to the Supreme Court.
Feds forgive some student loan debt
The government announced today that it will cancel $10,000 in student loan debt for borrowers who earn less a certain amount.