So… what did we miss this summer?

Nuclear war is certainly not a phrase the general public takes lightly, so when the conflict between North Korea and the United States escalated this summer, many people became very fearful of what the future may hold. North Korea, an authoritarian, Communist regime in East Asia, has had very tense relations with the United States for decades. Since Kim Jong-un became Supreme Leader of the nation in ...

Though the summer is normally a quieter season in the national news cycle, there have been many major news stories throughout the past few months, especially in Washington D.C. Beginning on July 21, Press Secretary Sean Spicer resigned after the hiring of a controversial new Communications Director, Anthony Scaramucci. On July 28, after a feud with Scaramucci, Chief of Staff Reince Priebus was re...

Cincinnati is well known as a city with a long, rich sporting history, and after an exciting summer of soccer, it appears that a new chapter in Cincinnati sports is emerging with FC Cincinnati. In August 2015, it was announced that there would be a new soccer club in Cincinnati, owned by the Lindner Family, with Jeff Berding as General Manager. In 2016, the team played their first game as p...

Otto Warmbier, a Cincinnati native, made headlines this summer as North Korea released him in a semi-conscious state to the United States, 17 months after being arrested and accused of stealing a propaganda poster by North Korean officials. Warmbier was on the trip with a tour group and staying in the Yanggakdo International Hotel prior to his arrest. Following a night out with friends, Warmbie...