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June 19, 2025
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The United States Digital Service (USDS) was reorganized and renamed to the United States Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) Service (USDS), according to Executive Order 14158 of Jan....



By: Sarah Slattery, Design Executive and Photography Executive
May 19, 2025

By: Bobby Leavey, Sports & Activities 1 Editor and Broadcaster
May 17, 2025


On June 11, President Donald Trump attended the musical Les Miserables at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. Upon arriving at the theater, he was met with cheers of support and boos of disapproval. Some performers even went as far as to call out of the show in light of Trump's attendance. When asked to comment on these reactions, Trump simply claimed he “couldn't care less.” Trump's attendance to the political musical is blatantly ironic when compared to his current actions and policies. Les Mis is based on Victor Hugo's nineteenth century novel of the same name. It follows an unsuccessful but nonetheless important Parisian revolt shortly after the French Revolution. The story portrays themes of oppression, power, social equality and love. The show draws many parallels from 1832 France to the current day. The revolt started due to unequal wealth distribution in France. The poor kept getting hungrier while the rich filled...

It’s no secret that the political parties of the U.S. have become more extreme in recent years. Republicans and Democrats have shifted so far...


