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The news site of Miami Palmetto Senior High School

The Panther

A New Beginning in Canada’s Government

Siena Feigenbaum, Video Editor January 18, 2025

On Jan. 6, Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau resigned after almost 10 years as their leader. Trudeau, part of the Liberal Party, resigned due to inner conflicts between his staff, both on his handling...

Offshore Drilling Bans: Paving the Way for a Greener Future

Isabella Cantin, Video Editor January 16, 2025

Among the most fast-tracked areas in the effort to take a critical stance on climate change today are offshore drilling bans. While different countries are paying close attention to ocean health, as well...

Israel and Hamas Reach Gaza Ceasefire Deal 

Jazmin Mason, Design Editor January 16, 2025

On Jan 15., both Israel and Hamas partially agreed to a deal that would create a ceasefire in Gaza. The deal's first phase includes a pause on the war that has ravaged the region since the beginning of...

Multi-Car Collision Closes I-95 Northbound 

Edie Carneiro, Life & Sports Editor January 14, 2025

Monday, Jan. 13 around 7 a.m., multiple cars crashed on I-95, killing one woman and leaving four lanes of traffic blocked. Expressways northbound were closed off as well until the Cypress Creek Road exit...

Ukraine Sends a Helping Hand to LA

Luna Garcia, Design Editor January 14, 2025

As raging wildfires spread across Los Angeles burning thousands of acres, killing 24 people, animals and destroying thousands of homes, LA has received help from all around the world, even eastern Europe.  Last...

Actress Leslie Charleson Dead at 79

Mia Carneiro, Design Editor January 14, 2025

On Jan. 12, actress Leslie Charleson passed away. The longtime General Hospital actress died at 79 years old.  Charleson began her acting career on a soap opera in 1969 and began her longest-lasting...

New Sheriff in Town: Miami Dade Swears in Rosie Cordero-Stutz as Sheriff

Samantha Panagakos, Photo Editor January 13, 2025

Over the last 60 years of Miami history, Miami Dade has not had a sheriff to lead the law enforcement office. Recently, Rosie Cordero-Stutz took on the role of becoming Miami’s top police officer for...

Time is Ticking: TikTok Faces a True Ban Now More than Ever 

Mia Shields, Senior Design Editor January 13, 2025

In early 2024, the Biden Administration signed a potential TikTok ban into law, a notion with momentum support from both Democratic and Republican parties, which may now become a reality.  On Jan....

Former Trump Prosecutor Jack Smith Steps Down from the Department of Justice

Gabriella Alvarez, Business Manager January 13, 2025

On Jan. 11, United States Special Council Jack Smith resigned from the Department of Justice. Smith led two of the four federal lawsuits against President-elect Donald Trump, accusing him of attempting...

Wildfires Sweep Southern California

Eleanor Harris, Feature Editor January 9, 2025

Beginning on Jan. 7, multiple fires spread throughout southern California. The blaze began at 10:30 a.m., and since then has grown to almost 3,000 acres. The fires are spreading in the areas of the Pacific...

Jesus Tellechea Up for Assistant Principal of the Year

Alexis James, Managing Editor January 8, 2025

Whether yelling through the megaphone to get to class or jumping from classroom to classroom fixing the broken bulletin boards, Jesus Tellechea, famously known as Mr. T, makes a significant difference...

USA Wins Gold at The 2025 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship

Juliet Isom, Video Editor January 7, 2025

On Jan. 5, the U.S. national hockey team won the 2025 World Junior Ice Hockey Championship in Ottawa, Canada. From Dec. 26, 2024 to Jan. 5, Team USA dominated and won the gold medal against Finland with...

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