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Opinions expressed by Digital Journal contributors are their own. The rapid growth of the creator economy has changed how younger generations approach work, visibility, and even career building. What was once dismissed as casual social media use has evolved into a professional ecosystem where creators manage audiences, produce content across multiple platforms, and adapt in real time … Read more

Eleven-year-old Ederson Galicia Alva had just stepped off the plane and into the Miami airport’s dim hallways when federal agents pulled his mother aside for questioning. Again. Panic welled up. His excitement at soon being back at recess with his Florida classmates fell away. Would the government take her away again? This was not his … Read more

Opinions expressed by Digital Journal contributors are their own. Granada Hills senior Rafayel Masumyan has committed to continue his basketball career at the University of Evansville, where he is expected to join the men’s basketball program following his graduation. Photo courtesy of Rafayel Masumyan. Senior season and recognition The 6-foot-7 guard recently completed his senior season at … Read more

Democratic opponents of Donald Trump’s war with Iran tried seven times to pass a measure to severely restrict the president’s war powers, and seven times, Republicans balked. Two weeks ago, however, there was a breakthrough: Four GOP senators broke ranks and helped Democrats advance a war powers resolution through the upper chamber. This week, in … Read more

As this week got underway, the Trump administration made an unexpected announcement: It had agreed to back off plans for a $1.766 billion compensation fund, which had been condemned by members of both parties as a “slush fund.” A day later, during congressional testimony, acting Attorney General Todd Blanche confirmed that the scheme was no … Read more