STOCKTON, Calif. — Student journalists at Amos Alonzo Stagg High School walked the talk of food stamps by creating two teams of student reporters to see how far the weekly average of $56.60 could stretch. The amount "seems like a…
By Léa Moukanas GSS Correspondent PARIS — Bodies on a beach, frantic faces in a crowd, tired eyes of travelers who hope for an end to their journeys but may get none. Children and their families who are migrating from…
By Ana Madero GSS Correspondent PARIS — As the sun sets here, the Eiffel Tower, instead of shining its usual yellow, reflects the black, yellow and red of the Belgian flag. No stranger to tragedy, Paris will no doubt serve as…
By Megumi Sano GSS Correspondent LONDON — It was just another English class, 3rd period on a Tuesday, when I read these lines from "Hamlet," in which King Claudius ponders what he has done by murdering his brother: "In the…
By Kellen Browning GSS Correspondent DAVIS, Calif. — The list of outrageous claims and declarations that Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has tweeted, posted and voiced throughout the 2016 primary is, by this point, lengthy and well-documented. So let’s focus…
By Lisa Shen GSS Correspondent WALNUT, Calif. — Take it from a 17-year-old: American politics has regressed into the kind of bare-knuckle campaigning and self-inflicted wounds that wouldn’t be tolerated at my high school, much less a race for high…
By Hannah Shraim GSS Correspondent An extremely potent tool is present in our world today. It allows us to connect with people from all corners of the globe in a matter of seconds. It is the fastest way to spread…