National Park Service drops MLK Day and Juneteenth, adds Trump’s birthday
The national parks of the U.S. have had a long tradition of waiving entry fees on certain days of the year, with the practice becoming more formalized by the National…
Editorial: Calling out the press – or silencing it? The White House’s troubling new tactic
On Nov. 28, the Trump administration took another step in a long line of hostile actions against the press. The White House website now includes a “Hall of Shame” for…
Myths and memories: How Thanksgiving evolved alongside America
Thanksgiving might feel like a cozy, predictable holiday with turkey on the table, parade on the TV and someone arguing about football, but its history is anything but simple. Behind…
Daylight saving time affects health and focus
Every November when the clocks roll back an hour, most people cheer for that “extra” bit of sleep. But as cozy as an extra hour in bed sounds, the switch…
How the government shutdown may hit home for Sinclair students
At 12:01 a.m. on Wednesday Oct. 1, the federal government shut down. There have been 10 federal shutdowns since 1976, lasting anywhere from 1 to 35 days. The most recent…
Senate Bill 1 reshapes higher education in Ohio
On March 19, The Ohio House of Representatives passed Senate Bill 1 (SB 1) which will make sweeping changes to higher education across the state. This bill remains highly controversial.…