The Ithacan

With most news this year eclipsed by the global pandemic, it was easy to miss China’s declaration in September of carbon neutrality by 2060.

U.S. Rep. Tom Reed (R-NY), who represents Ithaca and the rest of the 23rd District, will speak at Ithaca College 6 p.m. April 11 in Textor 102.

U.S. Rep. Tom Reed (R-NY), who won re-election last November, made headlines for his push for rules reforms in Congress after the midterm elections.

Midterm results are in, and on the national stage, Democrats captured the House of Representatives, while Republicans held onto the Senate.

Jones beat his opponent, Roy Moore, Republican former Alabama chief justice,  49.9 percent to 48.4 percent with nearly 1.7 percent of the population writing in a candidate.

Conservative groups have spoken against the bill, saying that there needs to be a full overhaul of Obamacare — not just a replacement.

What most newscasts or articles are missing, however, is that attacking another country’s military bases is an act of war.

As a foreigner who is taxed without representation, I have no horse in this game. I do, however, take umbrage with flawed reasoning and illogical conclusions.

Aside from his terrible economic ideas, Bernie Sanders also has another problem: He will be unable to work with Congress.

Svante Myrick was re-elected Mayor of the City of Ithaca and Rob Gearhart, interim associate dean of the Roy H. Park School of Communications, was elected alderperson in Ithaca’s 3rd Ward Nov. 3.

People don’t want to talk about abortion, but it is what we need to be talking about.

The football team’s senior class has one final chance to win the Cortaca Jug.