There are some sentences that should never sound casual coming from the president of the United States, especially when they involve missiles, American cities and millions of lives.

Memes have gone beyond what their original purpose was. Today they are more than just jokes, they are tools used to psychologically manipulate us.

Sitting in history class, I learn about slave trades and brutal racism, but as I leave my seat and open social media, I see we are right back where we started. So many people are blind to the harsh truth of our world, and we can’t keep using an oasis to describe the dystopian earth we know.

There is hope for improvement of Saturday Night Live due to the arrival of a new cast member: Grace Reiter. She brings a newer style of comedy to her work, a kind of comedy that’s so unique and appropriate for all ages.

On September 13, Bo French posted on X an image of UT Students celebrating a victory at a UT vs Ohio State football game with predominately South Asian students, captioned, “I heard UT graduation this year looked like this. I didn’t believe it. The problem is now obviously far worse than anyone imagined.” Bo French, we are not a problem.

The moment those banners were made as a way to hate on Landry Kiffin, it stopped being ordinary rivalry humor.