A Waffle House restaurant was the setting of a real-life drama around 3 a.m. last Sunday when a 29-year-old man by the name of Jeffrey Reinking, wearing a green jacket and nothing besides, walked in with an AR-15 assault-style rifle. The suspect drove to the breakfast restaurant, killed two people in the parking lot and…
The past few weeks have been filled with numerous world shaping events, and since The Anchor has taken a bit of a break on reporting, here is a quick recap of the highlights: April 1 Win for LGBT in Costa Rica Carlos Alvarado defeated Fabricio Alvarado in the second round of voting to become the…
After years of pretending to be a small Netherlandish city within the continental U.S., the Hollanders of Michigan have decided enough is enough and are seceding from the United States. Hollanders are seeking to be permitted as a territory of the Netherlands and enter rule of Queen Máxima and King Willem Alexander. The monarchy …
On Monday, US-Bangla Airlines flight BS211, carrying 67 passengers and four crew, crashed upon arrival in Kathmandu, Nepal according to CNN. The accident occurred after the plane had circled Tribhuvan International Airport twice, waiting for permission to land. As the plane approached the landing strip, it again asked if it was clear, to which…
The Winter Olympics’ closing ceremony was held on Sunday, where all attending could see a brilliant display of fireworks, coordinated light shows with drones and people alike, K-Pop, and the phenomenal performance of young Yang Tae-Hwan to celebrate the achievements. While the main attention was on the medals and athletic displays by representatives of…
On Monday, the Kenyan government allowed two TV stations to begin broadcasting again. While this is exciting, it is only the most recent development in the series of controversies that surround the most recent democratic elections held in the country. On Aug. 8, 2017, Kenya held general elections that included parliamentary positions, devolved government…
Michigan courtrooms heard the testimonies of 160 women in the week leading up to Jan. 24th, all in connection to a single trial: the conviction of Dr. Larry Nassar. His career began in 1978 when he worked as a student athletic trainer receiving a varsity letter in women’s artistic gymnastics at North Farmington High…
After a weekend-long shutdown, The House has followed the Senate and agreed to fund the U.S. government for three weeks. Still, many Americans find themselves uneasy at the idea that the government shut down in the first place, meaning all unessential employees will be instructed not to return to work, and typically essential services…