New CA Privacy Law
Stella Park, Staff Writer
August 11, 2020
Although the CCPA is still being heavily contested, it represents a step in the direction of respecting consumers’ constitutional right to their privacy.
Power on Trial
Katherine Anstett and Nicholas Corral
August 11, 2020
Regardless of what happens in New York, Weinstein will be involved in litigation for years to come; just over three hours after the trial first convened, prosecutors in Los Angeles unveiled new charges against Weinstein.
Royal Split
Nikita Cardozo, Staff Writer
August 10, 2020
As a result of Harry and Meghan’s actions, the monarchy loses not only three family members, but also the new, modern, and more progressive image Meghan represented.
Prozac Nation: A Memoir to Mental Health
August 10, 2020
Elizabeth Wurtzel, author of the highly controversial, confessional memoir Prozac Nation, died at 52 last month due to cancer. Within her memoir, Wurtzel explores her experience as a young adult in America, down to the very last detail. Despite the fact that one would expect Wurtzel in her college years ...