Shutdown threats, Jimmy Kimmel's censorship clash, and the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s death have rocked the U.S. political landscape this month. Dive into the key events and their lasting impact.
Looking for things to do in LA Oct. 4–5, 2025? Catch the Martha Graham Dance Company’s 100th-anniversary performance at The Soraya, stream the buzzworthy Netflix hit KPop Demon Hunters, and explore Japan’s stunning “Looks Delicious!” food replica exhibition at JAPAN HOUSE.
The shocking assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk during a debate event has left the nation in mourning and raised questions about rising political violence. Hear how students at Van Nuys High School are reacting and what this means for the broader conversation on gun violence and political tensions.
From Spanish teacher to LAUSD Board President, Scott Schmerelson has dedicated his career to improving schools and supporting the students, teachers and staff who make them thrive.
Students and families face new challenges in education as immigration policies create fear, disrupt attendance, and force difficult decisions about safety and future goals.
Students nationwide protest Trump administration policies on education, including funding cuts, curriculum restrictions, and transgender rights, as debates over equity and access intensify.
President Trump’s early executive orders on language, immigration, and tariffs have sparked widespread debate, with critics questioning their economic and social impact.
Project 2025 has both rivals and supporters, many believe its goal of mass censorship will have negative social effects. Students at VNHS share similar sentiments, stating that Trump's effort to distance himself from the project is an attempt to free himself of any blame, and that the project's policies will cause harm.
During the 2025 AP exams, students employed creative cheating methods that led to serious consequences, including canceled scores and disciplinary actions, highlighting the risks of unethical behavior.
Elon Musk's appointment to lead the Department of Government Efficiency has sparked widespread public protests and legal challenges, raising concerns over privacy, ethics, and government overreach.
TikTok narrowly avoids a U.S. ban again, as negotiations extend the deadline, leaving millions of users uncertain about the app's future and its impact on digital culture.
