How recent events are shaping the political landscape One of the goals of the Trump administration has been to expand the capabilities and funding of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). xzOver the course of this year, the administration has succeeded in their efforts through the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” signed into law by Trump in July 2025. This law provided $170 billion towards … Continue reading Chipping away at the ICE issues
What Decades of Rom-Coms Taught Me this February We’re constantly flooded with new streaming drops and whatever is trending on social media, but there’s a real comfort in going back to the classics. This Valentine’s Day, I found myself revisiting four films that define the spectrum of human connection: 10 Things I Hate About You, Love Actually, La La Land, and When Harry Met Sally. … Continue reading Best Movies To Watch On Valentine’s Day!
And Some You May Have Not! Happy holidays, Oakland Mills! The season for gifts, spending quality time with family and friends, and eating delectable food is upon us once again. Some traditional holiday foods include fruit salads, cranberry sauce, apple pies, or even fruitcake. For some, fruit in savory dishes raises some eyebrows, yet for others, fruit is a must in holiday food. Fruitcake Fruitcake … Continue reading Old Holiday Dishes You May Have Heard Of
The Good, The Bad, The Greasy Let’s be real: school lunch is a gamble. Some days you win big with a surprisingly good slice of pizza, and some days you’re stuck with mystery meat that could double as a doorstop. So, I decided to taste-test a week’s worth of Oakland Mills cafeteria classics and give you the truth, no sugar-coating (except maybe on the cookies). … Continue reading Mill Meals
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