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The first season of “Russian Doll” a Netflix original series, was released on Feb. 1. Compared to both “Groundhog Day” and “Happy Death Day,” the show centers around a woman seemingly doomed to live the same day again and again. Created by Amy Poehler, Leslye Headland and Natasha Lyonne, the Read More
On Jan 24, the Netflix original series “Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes” was released. The documentary is split up into four episodes that include chilling audio clips of the American serial killer Ted Bundy and people who knew him describing his horrifying crimes. Bundy confessed to killing Read More
The first episode of “The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt” premiered on Netflix on March 6, 2015. Since then a lot has changed— not just in our world, but in the online video streaming platform as a whole. In America, we saw a transfer of power from one president to another across Read More
Banging filled the halls of the Metropolitan Detention Center late January, the sound carrying out to the street below where human right activists and others gathered to protest. From early January, the Brooklyn facility has been without power and heat for days. The banging was the prisoners themselves, slamming on Read More
The United States pulled out of a 32-year nuclear deal with Russia on Friday, Feb. 1, citing breaches in the treaty made by Russia in recent years. The treaty, called the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF), was signed by former US President Ronald Reagan and Former President of the Soviet Read More
On Friday, Feb. 15, President Trump announced that he would sign a national emergency, redirecting funds from the Treasury Department and Department of Defense in order to build a wall at the southern border. Democratic and Republican leaders have denounced the decision as a broad misuse of power. Trump also Read More
The Chicago National Weather Service tweeted on Wednesday, Jan. 30, “The heart of the Arctic has arrived,” as the Polar Vortex descended into the midwest, plunging temperatures far below zero. The cold air front, which usually remains at the Earth’s poles, drifted toward the Midwest United States from late January Read More