Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced alongside President Donald Trump that “effective immediately, the Food and Drug Administration will be notifying physicians that the use of acetaminophen during pregnancy can be associated...

With the beginning of the 2025-2026 school year, students and staff are acclimating to new policies throughout the building. Genesis limitations, lanyards for IDs and phone regulations mark the first of the year’s changes.  Assistant Principal Brett...

Every year, WHS opens its doors to a new wave of students — and alongside them, a new group of staff ready to join the community and make their mark on our school. This year, WHS welcomes their new staff, including Student Resource Officer Michael...

Most students only know Assistant Network Manager Joe Marateo as a friendly face in the tech office. But this summer, Marateo stepped away from his baseball-adorned desk at WHS and onto one of the most iconic diamonds in the world: Yankee Stadium. On...

When Conservative Activist Charlie Kirk was fatally shot on Sept. 10, the nation barely had time to process the news before the narratives unraveled. Some saw the death as political martyrdom. Some called it inevitable. But for those who were paying attention,...

Imagine this: you’re stepping outside your apartment on your way to work like you do every day, but this time you spot armed soldiers in camouflage patrolling your neighborhood. For residents of Washington, D.C., this has become an unsettling reality.  Throughout...