THE SLICE NEWS TOP STORIES OF 2023
THE SLICE NEWS: As we close the final page on 2023, let's look back at the topics that we covered the most and why we chose them.
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Now, adieu 2023.
In reviewing our year, the political goongs-on at the White House and Capitol Hill consumed most of our reporing. Outside of having a birds-eye view at numerous White House events from state visits to special honors ceremonies, here are the topics that garnered the most of our attention. They were selected either because they dominated in news headlines or we discerned they were the most relevant to you:
1.Mass shootings/gun reform
2.Damar Hamlin's on-field collapse and cardiac arrest
3. AI
4. Abortion/ Reproductive health
5. Affirmative action in college admissions
6. Student loan debt fogiveness
7. Russia/ UKraine
8. Rise in antisemetism
9. Reduction in SNAP and medicare benefits
10. Cora Jakes and Richard Brandon Coleman scandal
In case you missed any of the above reporting you can read it on out blog at www.thenewsslice.blogspot.com or www.theslicenews.com.
