NUG declares a ‘peoples defense war’ against the military junta Protests are continuing, rejecting the military government who took control of Myanmar last Feb. The “Myanmar conflict continues after coup”
Author: Alissa Knudson
Biden’s vaccine mandate
Biden mandates vaccine for companies with more than 100 employees A vaccine mandate has been issued pushing companies to require the vaccine for employers. On “Biden’s vaccine mandate”
Broadway returns to New York
Broadway announces the reopening of musicals and shows to vaccinated audiences This Sept., Broadway shows are returning to New York with actors and audiences eager “Broadway returns to New York”
A look at Afghan Women’s Rights through the decades
Starting in the 1920s, Afghan women have struggled to obtain and keep their freedoms. Women’s rights have been a series of ups and downs for “A look at Afghan Women’s Rights through the decades”
Afghans seek to migrate to new location
On Aug. 30th, the last of the U.S. military troops withdrew from Afghanistan leaving the Taliban in control for the first time in nearly 20 “Afghans seek to migrate to new location”
Drought brings struggles for ND ranchers
Ranchers face financial setbacks due to extreme drought conditions This summer, the state has seen some of the driest conditions in N.D. history. The entire “Drought brings struggles for ND ranchers”
Chad Isaak found guilty in RJR murders
An overview of the RJR murder trials that took place in Mandan, N.D. The trial of Chad Isaak, better known as the RJR trial, concluded “Chad Isaak found guilty in RJR murders”
Biden extends pause on student loans
On Aug. 26, the Biden administration and the U.S. Department of Education continued the pause on payments for student loans. This will be the final “Biden extends pause on student loans”