By Israel Ramirez |Staff Writer| This years historic election is in the books. The election saw Trump defeat Clinton by a difference of 58 electoral votes leaving the four-decade New York politician with only 218 votes, and 276 in favor of the New York businessman, Donald Trump. “I feel betrayed by the nation. Over and over again we’re told that racism isn’t a thing anymore, that sexism was overcome years ago, and that we’re all equal. But, the results show the complete opposite, I feel that the nation embraced trumps bigotry and in return millions of people of color, women, and immigrants woke up in fear today,” said local resident Erika Anaya. In the past year this election … [Read more...] about America made their choice: Donald Trump wins the 2016 presidential election
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California’s health insurance to see an increase
By Josh Adamson |Staff Writer| The changes in California's individual health insurance market will impact So-Cal residents and students in 2017. Premiums for insurance plans sold on Covered California will increase by an average of 13.2 percent next year. San Bernardino and Riverside Counties will have an average premium increase of 10.1 percent. Students were advised to shop around and consider their options. “CSUSB students can’t do much about the rate increases [but] aiming for the lowest priced plan and not being afraid of switching plans is one option,” stated Economics Professor, Yasemin Dildar. The majority of shoppers will be insulated from these increases by federal … [Read more...] about California’s health insurance to see an increase
News Briefs
By Joshua Adamson |Staff Writer| Oct. 7 Bombshell Trump Video A previously unseen video in which Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump makes lewd comments about women was posted online by the Washington Post. The video, a conversation between Trump and Billy Bush, then of Access Hollywood, was filmed in 2005. Multiple Republican officials have called on Trump to resign from the race. Oct. 8 Vermont Police Shooting Justified Vermont prosecutors said that the fatal police shooting of an unarmed man was justified. According to state law enforcement, Franklin County Deputy Sheriff Nicholas Palmier shot Jesse Beshaw, 29, six times and brushed him on a seventh shot in … [Read more...] about News Briefs
The Hardest decision America will Face: Which hand will you choose?
By Alexander Douglas |Assistant Editor| Would you rather be kicked in the shin or punched in the stomach? This is exactly what it feels like with the upcoming election between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. According to Real Clear Politics, Hillary Clinton has an average unfavorable rating of 53.9 percent while Donald Trump has an average unfavorable rating of 58 percent based on eight different polls. On average 41 percent of registered voters will vote for Clinton while 37 percent are going to vote for Trump. The two party system has a strangle hold on America and the majority of its voters forcing them to vote for either the Democratic or the Republican party. John … [Read more...] about The Hardest decision America will Face: Which hand will you choose?
Student Perspectives on the Presidential Election
By Hairuo Yi |Staff Writer| With election day right around the corner, CSUSB students are discussing propositions and our potential president. Students have their opinions about Propositions (Prop.) 64 and 63, which discusses marijuana legalization and gun control. Some students agree with Prop. 64 which legalizes marijuana; they think marijuana is similar to alcohol or tobacco. “Marijuana being legal is not a bad thing at all,” said biochemistry student, Brandan Garcia. Students think Prop.63, which would require anyone who wishes to purchase ammunition to first acquire a permit, is unnecessary. Students also have comments about Prop. 56, which increases the tax on … [Read more...] about Student Perspectives on the Presidential Election
Who should win the election? The battle between candidates
By Shirleena Baggett |Staff Writer| I can see it now. November 8, 2016, Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton will be elected as the 45th president of the United States. We have to realize that we are not only voting for our next Commander in Chief, but also the direction of the future of America. Other than Hillary Clinton, there is no other candidate qualified for the job. To uphold the legacy of Obama, new ideas and trends, we need a person with pizzazz, strength, finesse and most importantly, experience that we can only get from someone like Mrs. Clinton. Her resume includes serving as former secretary of state, U.S. senator, first lady and knowing a thing or two about foreign policy since … [Read more...] about Who should win the election? The battle between candidates
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By Carolyn Solar |Staff Writer| Axl Rose joining AC/DC for upcoming tour Guns N' Roses frontman, Axl Rose, will be joining AC/DC for the remainder of their tour, after singer Brian Johnson is advised by health officials to quit tour due to hearing complications. Rose will finish the remainder of AC/DC's worldwide stadium tour through June before hitting the road with his band Guns N' Roses, and will get back on tour with AC/DC in the fall, according to Fortune Magazine. Concert go-er's got a taste of the new and improved AC/DC during weekend 1 of Coachella. George Clooney hosts Hillary Clinton fundraising party Nearly 150 celebrities and supporters were at the George and … [Read more...] about Poppin’ Newz
Fashion over function
Carolyn Solar |Staff Writer| Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has been critiqued on her fashion choices for as long as she has been in the public eye. Whether it is her androgynous style, her use of hair scrunchies, and the occasional natural makeup, Hillary Clinton is notably criticized more often for her style than any of her male front-runners. In the run to become the next president the media wants not only a woman who is educated and passionate, but they must be a style icon, too. It seems that regardless of what she wears, she is criticized. In this campaign, she is teased for wearing pantsuits and chunky jewelry rather than something more subtle. Clinton has … [Read more...] about Fashion over function
Behind The Podium: Brief look at leading presidential candidates
By Chris Cauhapé |Staff Writer| As the presidential primaries draw near, it is time to consider dates, deadlines and who may lead the country for the next four years. Voters may register online, at the post office, Department of Motor Vehicles, or the local library. The last day to register is May 23. Rafael Edward "Ted" Cruz: Conservative Republican. Canadian-born son of Cuban pastor and Delaware-born mother. U.S. Senator from Texas (2013-present). Extreme critic of Present Barack Obama and The Affordable Care Act. Opposes all abortion except when life of mother is threatened. Opposes same-sex unions and legalization of cannabis and comprehensive immigration … [Read more...] about Behind The Podium: Brief look at leading presidential candidates
Coyotes approve Donkey: Hillary 2015 begins
By Woojung Choi |Staff Writer| Many Coyotes are positive of Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign. Clinton released a video announcing her presidential campaign via YouTube on April 12, 2015. This is her second attempt running for president after losing to Barack Obama in the 2008 primaries. In the video, Americans from various racial and social backgrounds revealed their expectations concerning the big changes planned for their lives in 2015. In the video, a college student sought employment and a middle-aged couple wished to teach their dog not to eat from the trash can. There was also a gay couple who plan to get married this summer, walking down the street, … [Read more...] about Coyotes approve Donkey: Hillary 2015 begins