by Arpit Mehta | Nov 2, 2016 | Cover Story, Politics
Emotional exhaustion is likely commonplace amongst the electorate. After all, the candidates put forth by the two major parties would hardly qualify as the first choice for most Americans. The Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton has been embroiled in a scandal...
by Arpit Mehta | Jun 9, 2016 | Features, Politics
“Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable,” said John F. Kennedy in 1962. Both the Republican and the Democratic parties have shown the truth of this adage during the 2016 primary season. At the Nevada Democratic Party...
by Arpit Mehta | Apr 5, 2016 | Features, Politics
With November just a short while away, Americans are excited and nervous about figuring out the next executive of these United States. But united is not what one could call the population. In fact, both parties seem to be having their own civil wars. For the...
by Arpit Mehta | Mar 1, 2013 | Cover Story, Features
Sonu Shah, a Southern Californian mother of two, uses health supplements on a daily basis. “They give me energy, and keep me healthy so that I can take care of my two kids and husband,” she said. Shopping at Costco, she likes that she can pick up her supplements in...
by Arpit Mehta | Aug 1, 2012 | Cover Story, Features
Our list of ten ventures started by entrepreneurs under the age of thirty includes men, women, artists, technologists, analysts, fashionistas, entertainers and environmentalists. A never-say-die attitude threads them together. Their youth fuels their passion. They are...
