The Rise and Theft of Jellycat
Over $26,000 worth of Jellycat toys were stolen from an independent store in Somerset, England, on March. 30. The burglary took place around 4:40 a.m….
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23andMe Files for Bankruptcy
The genetic testing service giant filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy this past March, following decreasing demand for genetic testing kits. The filing comes at a…
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The Thistle: Glasgow’s First Safer Drug Consumption Facility
On Jan. 13, the first safer drug consumption facility in the United Kingdom was opened in Glasgow, Scotland. The facility named The Thistle, is a…
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U.S. Added to Human Rights Watchlist
The United States has been added to the CIVICUS global monitor human rights watchlist as the organization notes rapidly declining civil liberties within the country….
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The Target Boycott
Recently, a 40-day consumer boycott began for Target. This boycott is the result of the store’s decision to scale back its DEI policies. What is…
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The VA Reverse’s Decade Old Policy of Providing Gender Affirming Care
The Department of Veteran Affairs has announced they will no longer provide hormone therapy to transgender veterans who are not already receiving treatment through the…
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Outcomes of THE Oval Office Meeting
On Feb. 28, Ukraine President Zelenskyy and U.S. President Donald Trump met at the Oval Office to discuss a minerals deal between the countries before…
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Jack the Ripper: Case Closed?
True crime junkies and history buffs listen up! VALLEY is answering all your questions about the recent social media buzz surrounding Jack the Ripper. In…
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A Few Mad Men: Trump’s Foreign Policy
Since taking office for the first time in 2017, Donald Trump has arguably become one of the most controversial figures in politics. Now at the…
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U.S. Under Scrutiny For Treatment of Deportees
As Donald Trump takes office for a second time, questions regarding immigration bubble to the surface during his first weeks as president. The ethics of…
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Assad Regime Topples in Syria
Within days of relaunching an offensive, anti-Assad rebels gained rapid control of southern and northern portions of Syria. The offensive resulted in the end of…
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Fuel to the Fire
A home is engulfed in flames, with thousands more to follow. A forest fire is so hot that the flames are purple. A wasteland of…
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One Tim, Two Tim, Red Tim, Blue Tim.
Some say he’s been the world’s boyfriend since “Call Me By Your Name.” Others know him by his famous rap, “Statistics (yup) statistics (yup).” Actually,…
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Former Penn State Football Players Face Assault Charges
TW: Mentions of Sexual Assault and Rape Two former Penn State football players have been charged with rape and sexual assault. The event occurred on…
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Debunking Rumors of $750 Hurricane Relief
The Gulf Coast suffered severe damage from hurricanes Helene and Milton. Luckily, different organizations — non-profit and federally affiliated — came together to provide financial…
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When Home is Lost: The Search for Hope in Crisis
Wars, hurricanes, and corrupt politicians crowd headlines so that there is little room for good news. In times of stagnant conflict and disaster, where is there hope?
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California Bans Legacy Admissions at Private Universities
On Monday, Oct. 5, Governor Gavin Newsom placed a ban on legacy admissions — the practice of giving admissions preference to relatives of alumni.
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Dancing With the Stars: Week 2 Recap
ABC’s Season 33 of Dancing With The Stars (DWTS) is in full swing with competition already ramped up in week two. This week’s episode was…
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The Bachelorette Finale: We All Have Our ‘Devin’
Most of us saw the Bachelorette finale on Sept. 3 and how devaating and heartbreaking it was for Jen Tran, 26. What some did not…
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AI: Friend or Foe?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is dominating today’s headlines, sparking both excitement and anxiety across the globe. Questions concerning AI’s role in society have become increasingly common: Will AI take over people’s jobs? Can AI help humans solve timely global issues, like climate change?
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