On Dec. 16, the United States and Cuba each returned hostages to their home country, which prompted President Obama's new attempt to “normalize” relations between the two countries. If the countries...

The grinch came in the shape of “lizards” and “guardians of peace” this year as multiple hacking groups toyed with Sony over the holidays. Many believe that the first attack against Sony was...

On Nov. 4, Illinois’ now-former governor, Democrat Patrick Quinn, was defeated by 4 percent in the 2014 election by Republican Bruce Rauner, who was sworn into the governor's office this past Monday. While...

Gunmen have shot dead 12 people at the office of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo earlier this morning in what appears to be a militant Islamist attack, reports said. Believed to be the deadliest...

LHS students rejoiced last night as they received the phone call from principal Dr. Marina Scott, which called off school for today, Jan. 7. District 128 communications director, Ms. Mary Todoric, cited...

The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) has been growing into a bigger threat to the world the longer it exists, whereas a few years ago Al Qaeda was the major concern to the Western World. Although...

Since December 2010, when the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) proposed the Open Internet Order, the question of net neutrality and open Internet grew in both popularity and confusion. Open Internet...

The Aviation Club, a club centered around being a pilot and in flying planes, and he Deaf Culture Club (DCC), which hopes to teach members some sign language and introduce the unique culture of people...