The issue on the table: the midterm elections are on the horizon, and President Trump sports a popularity rating that could scientifically be described as embarrassingly low; the Democrats are poised to win big. But the question of how big may depend on the effectiveness of each party to control

Since the Supreme Court struck down a federal ban on sports betting in 2018, gambling has rapidly grown into a multi-billion dollar industry. Turn on your TV, and you will likely see commercials for at least one online betting site. Watch any sporting event, and you’ll likely see a couple

I recently had a conversation with a gym bro who told me he called himself a traditionally masculine buff guy, but he wanted to start wearing dresses and other traditionally female clothes. This might sound unlikely, someone at the epitome of maleness wanting to embrace something traditionally feminine. It was

Welcome back to The Hoot recommends, the series where The Hoot recommends stuff to you. As midterm season approaches (far too quickly, in our opinion), Brandeis students will soon find themselves cramming through notes, reviewing readings, making flashcards, and whatever else helps them study. Since a little music can help

With less than a month until polls open, all eyes in Israel and, to a large extent, the Jewish world are already on the upcoming Israeli elections. However, the Israeli political system can be quite difficult to understand as an outsider. Unlike in the United States, where we have two

As of Sept. 20, 2026, I am pissed. Why am I pissed? Because apparently for the past few months, YouTube has been rolling out a beta to random users that REMOVES the subscription button from the bottom tab of buttons, making it frustrating to find my favorite channels. As of