Maurya Srivastava 9/16 For a few years, it seemed like lanternflies were everywhere in New York. You couldn’t walk down a block in Brooklyn or take a stroll through a city park without seeing their red and black wings flicker past. They were the latest invasive species to make headlines, arriving from overseas, multiplying quickly,Continue reading “Lanterflies in New York”

Maurya Srivastava 9/13 Larry Ellison’s brief elevation to the title of the world’s richest man illustrates not only the volatility of modern finance but also the profound influence of technology on wealth distribution in the twenty-first century. For a few hours on September 10, 2025, Ellison, the cofounder and executive chairman of Oracle, overtook ElonContinue reading “How Larry Ellison Became the Richest Man in the World for a Day”

Oji De Gennaro 9/7 The second week of the college football season brought a mix of routine dominance and chaos that will reverberate deep into the fall. Several national contenders flexed their muscle against overmatched opponents, but the real drama unfolded in games where unranked challengers toppled established names. Florida State set the tone withContinue reading “CFB Week 2: Blowouts, Upsets, and Early Shakeups”

9/4 Maurya Srivastava College football’s opening weekend delivered everything fans crave: surprises, struggles, and statement wins. In the most anticipated matchup of Week 1, Ohio State stunned top-ranked Texas 14–7 in Columbus, forcing Arch Manning and the Longhorns into one of their least productive offensive outings in recent memory. Manning, carrying the weight of hisContinue reading “CFB Week 1: Action in Columbus and Tallahassee”