Benjamin Franklin once said, “People willing to trade their freedom for temporary security deserve neither and will lose both.” In every era of American history, the same vociferous debate...

Every fall, millions of football fans around the world reconcile their obsession with professional football with their lacking athleticism by playing fantasy football. While its name conveys immersion...

For a few days in March, several CHS students joined 13,000 other Americans descending upon Washington for the America-Israel Public Affairs Committee’s annual Policy Conference. For two days,...

On April 15, jihadi terrorism returned to the U.S. for the first time since 9/11. Once again, radical Muslims attacked and murdered innocent civilians on American soil. As more details emerge about...

As news spread of Pope Benedict XIV's resignation, rumors spawned almost immediately about possible successors. But one candidate stuck out - Cardinal Timothy Dolan. Dolan is also the Archbishop of...

President Obama kicked off his second term with the 2013 State of the Union Address. His speech focused on domestic issues, along with a condemnation of yesterday's North Korean nuclear test. The main...

On November 29, a group of Palestinians led by Palestinian Authority (PA) President Mahmoud Abbas held a vote in the UN General Assembly on Palestinian statehood. A yea vote supported the elevation...

Centene Centennial Plaza, across Mark Twain Circle from CHS’s main entrance, was built to commemorate the school’s 100th birthday at the cost of $115,000. It was supposed to be funded by...

Tonight the varsity football Greyhounds took on the Jennings Warriors, defeating them 45-22. The Greyhounds advance to the second round of the MSHSAA Class 4 Playoffs. The Hounds will play the winner...

Koby Mandell was 13-years-old when he skipped school one day with a friend and was murdered by Palestinian terrorists. The two left their neighborhood and were exploring a cave when they were ambushed...