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ICE Shootings In Minneapolis And Portland 

On Jan. 7, Renee Nicole Good was shot and killed in Minneapolis, Minnesota, after trying to drive away during an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raid. Tricia McLaughlin, a Department of Homeland Security spokesperson, described Good as a "violent rioter" who was "blocking" ICE officers by using her car to attempt to run over an officer. 

By Kelly Tran

Shooting Kills Two at Brown University 

On Sunday, Dec. 13, a shooting occurred at Brown University, where 40 rounds were shot, killing two and injuring nine others. The victims were identified as 19-year-old Ella Cook of Alabama and 18-year-old Mukhammad Aziz Umurzokov of Virginia. The shooting occurred at the university’s Barus and Holley Engineering building, where students were studying for finals.

By Luisa Farole

Einstein's Bathrooms Are Closed, But Why?

At the start of the 2024-2025 school year, MCPS added doors to school bathrooms, citing safety reasons. While the doors are important in case of an emergency, Einstein has started locking them, limiting student access to the bathrooms. 


By Jocelyn Kay

Lane Kiffin Leaves Ole Miss for LSU

Former Ole Miss head football coach Lane Kiffin has controversially left Ole Miss to become the head football coach at rival Louisiana State University (LSU). Kiffin has a history of leaving teams in the dust. Kiffin agreed to a seven-year contract worth $91 million with the Tigers.

By Jacob Nadelhaft

Heated Rivalry And Why It's Got People Obsessed

There is a new hit show trending on social media called “Heated Rivalry.” The show, currently streaming on HBO, follows two rival hockey players who meet, start a sexual relationship, and eventually fall in love. It is an adaptation of the second book of the same name in the “Game Changers” book series by Rachel Reid.

By Jocelyn Kay

LATEST STORIES

ICE Shootings In Minneapolis And Portland
Shooting Kills Two at Brown University
Einstein's Bathrooms Are Closed, But Why?
Lane Kiffin Leaves Ole Miss for LSU
Heated Rivalry And Why It's Got People Obsessed
ENTERTAINMENT
Valve Releases New Steam Machine
Marty Supreme Review
Nicki Minaj's Downfall And Political Tribulations
OPINION
Issues With MCPS's "Bell to Bell, No Cell" Policy
The Seniors Demand a Solution: We Are Tired of The Wait
Einstein's Olivia Green Wins World Acrobatic Gymnastics Silver Medal
Einstein's Lack of Coaches
Einstein Girls Cross Country Claims First-Ever Division Title.

ENTERTAINMENT

Valve Releases New Steam Machine

Announced on Nov. 12, 2025, a new device will be joining the Steam lineup later this year. A computer hidden within a square interior, the Steam Machine is video game company Valve’s foray into the home console market. 


By Christopher Landa

Marty Supreme Review

“Marty Supreme” was released on Dec. 25, 2025, to great critical acclaim. During its runtime of two and a half hours, the movie follows the complicated life of Marty Mauser, a table tennis player loosely based on the real-life athlete and hustler Marty Reisman.

By Leif Lesperance

Nicki Minaj's Downfall And Political Tribulations

Onika Tanya Maraj-Petty, known colloquially as Nicki Minaj, has received backlash following her controversial appearance at Turning Point USA’s AmericaFest, alongside Erika Kirk. Minaj’s appearance was a part of a larger four-day conference that spanned from Dec. 18 to Dec. 21. 

By Lidya Maru

OPINION

Issues With MCPS's "Bell to Bell, No Cell" Policy

The beginning of this school year saw many policy changes, one being “bell to bell, no cell.” What this policy means is that cell phones are only to be used before or after class, not during. Some students don’t like this change, but it is necessary. Cell phones can be really distracting, which can negatively impact a student’s grades.

By Andrés Guzmán

Is @steinstool Past Its Prime?

Football season is back, and with it, @steinstool, an anonymous student-run Instagram account mimicking the style of Barstool Sports for the Einstein community. @steinstool’s purpose is to promote school spirit and sports games at Einstein, especially football and “Friday Night Lights” culture. However, concerns have been raised about their choices and methods this year.

By Julie Kessel

The Seniors Demand a Solution: We Are Tired of The Wait

The senior parking lot has raised many issues among students when they leave for the day. During the fall season, it wasn’t as big a problem because a large number of students weren’t leaving at the time of dismissal due to fall sports practices. 

By Kate Mason

SPORTS

Einstein's Olivia Green Wins World Acrobatic Gymnastics Silver Medal

This summer, senior Olivia Green represented the United States of America at the World Games in China. She competes in acrobatic gymnastics and is a two-time world silver medalist.

By Jocelyn Kay

Einstein's Lack of Coaches

Multiple coaching vacancies for Einstein Athletics need to be filled. For the spring season, Einstein is looking for a coach for Junior Varsity Softball, Girls and Boys Lacrosse for both JV and Varsity. Einstein is also looking for a new football coach for the next fall season. 

 By Jacob Nadelhaft

Einstein Girls Cross Country Claims First-Ever Division Title.

Einstein Girls Cross Country claimed their first-ever division title after a narrow win against Rockville, 27-30. 

During their undefeated season, the Titans bested the likes of Blake, Northwood, and Magruder. This win makes them the only undefeated girls team in the division, with a record of 4-0. This historic victory is the first division championship in Einstein Girls Cross Country history. 

By Will Soffronoff

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