On Sunday, October 16th, thousands of people were at Point Pleasant Beach—but not because it’s beach season. Instead, everyone was there to support the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk!...
The Budget Bill Scramble: If you read last week’s article, you may remember our discussion on cutting President Biden’s infamous budget bill (if you haven’t, you might want to pop over there real...
Kal Penn, a Freehold Township High School alumnus, has certainly made a name for himself.
Having graduated from FTHS in 1995 and UCLA in 2000, Penn has become a renowned actor as well as politician....
Fellow readers, I have some news (literally). Interested in changes in Biden’s plan since he was elected? Want to learn about a Native American woman whose government position has made history? Let’s...
Hello readers! Another week, another bundle of topics to discuss about American politics. Today, we focus on the influence that the new term of the Supreme Court will have for present and future generations,...
Welcome to the first article of the 2021-2022 school year for Emily’s Political Scoop. Normally, we would jump right into what you came here for, but I want to address some exciting additions and changes...
It seems almost surreal to think about the fact that the original nation-wide lockdown due to the Covid-19 outbreak took place over a year and a half ago. Our world has completely changed, and a mark was...
Looks like we have made it: the final political scoop of the school year. Rather than getting sappy, let’s get straight to business. A groundbreaking event has taken place in terms of the For the People...
More than ever, skincare is being seen as a vital part of one’s beauty regime. Younger generations especially have been able to find a variety of products to help with their specific skin needs. Companies...
Welcome, welcome, welcome to some more political news! Today, we focus on Vice President Kamala Harris and her trip to Guatemala as well as the backlash she has received, and dive into the plans of the...
Roe vs. Wade and the current conditions in the migrant shelters at the Southern Border: difficult topics to swallow but necessary to know. Let’s dive right in.
Roe vs. Wade was established in 1973...
At the end of March in Atlanta, Georgia, a shooter shot and killed eight people, with six out of the eight being Asian-American. As a bone-chilling domestic terrorist event, eight lives were taken abruptly....
