Trump impeached — again
A handful of student newspapers have been quick to enter opinions and editorials on the president's 2nd impeachment.
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Wash. Mon. closed; fears of violence in 50 states
IL students continue to write about the events at the US Capitol Wednesday. State governments get ready for more.
Student news roundup: Assault on US Capitol
Students and schools in the US have been affected by the riots at the US Capitol Wednesday, and they have much to say about it.
Md. National Guard was 1st on terrorist scene
The Md. National Guard was called in to help during the riot Wednesday at the US Capitol, and troops are now stationed in Washington for a while.
Rioters storm US Capitol, put democracy on pause
Insurgent rioters invaded the US Capitol this afternoon, putting the counting of electoral votes on pause.
Trump calls Covid relief bill a ‘disgrace’
President Trump demanded Congress amend months of work on a Covid disaster relief bill: he wants more money to Americans.
Electors give victory to Joe Biden
Now it's official. The Electoral College voted 306-232 Monday to give Joe Biden and Kamala Harris victory in the Nov. 3 presidential election.
Election frivolity ends at the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court refused to allow Texas and other states to file a complaint against voting practices in MI, GA, WI, & PA.
Biden officially begins transition
It took a little longer than usual, but as enough states certify their votes, the results of the election become clear, and Joe Biden gets to work.
Trump claims equal protection violation in PA votes
A US district court judged has dismissed a lawsuit in Pa. filed by the Trump campaign claiming a violation of 14th-Amendment rights.