By Chiara Santopietro IN OCTOBER 2025, news of a ceasefire agreement in the Israel/Palestine war was released across the world, causing people to rejoice and putting their fears at ease. The public was told that they would have full humanitarian access to Gaza, and that all captive hostages would be released. For residents of Palestine, the news was life-changing. After waiting with bated breath, they could finally exhale. However, that relief didn’t last long. Since November

By Chiara Santopietro A Washington DC protest. (Photo: CNN) ON JUNE 26th, 2015, gay marriage became legal in the United States following the Supreme Court’s landmark Obergefell vs. Hodges decision. This superseded previous laws that had banned LGBTQ+ marriage in the majority of the country. The new decision allowed for all states to license and recognize same-sex marriage, granting millions of couples the right to love each other openly and proudly. Since 2015, LGBTQ+ couples

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