On Sept. 3rd, the contents of former President Barack Obama’s parting letter were released to the public. Although nine months have passed since President Trump’s inaugural celebration, Obama’s well wishes and gratitude still remain. The former President’s letter had a precise direction and overall plotted three major things. First, Obama congratulated President Trump on his…
Love them or hate them, the Obamas have style. President Barack Obama’s time in the Oval Office is quickly and surely approaching the end. With only a few months left in office, an air of nostalgia lingers over every event and appearance of the first family. Oct. 18 was no exception, marking the fourteenth and…
Unless you have been living in North Korea, your grandmother’s basement or somewhere similarly isolated, you are probably sick to death of hearing about the presidential election. So we are going to give you one more article! No, seriously. This election warrants a closer look from CisternYard News, and not just because our reporters have…
Mar. 3 – Last week, some members of Congress expressed vehement opposition to Pres. Obama’s proposal to close Guantanamo Bay and relocate the detainees to various locations across the United States, including the Naval Consolidated Brig outside Charleston. Obama has been trying to close the detention center ever since he took office. Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) told press…
On Dec. 17, 2014, U.S. President Barack Obama announced that there would be several significant changes to U.S.-Cuba relations. In the wake of this announcement, speculation has circulated regarding whether or not these changes will have a positive or negative effect on Cuba and the tricky situation existing between the United States and the island…
Damascus is 6,264.4 miles away from where you are currently sitting. There is no uprising in my city, there are no rockets crashing into my street and you do not live in fear of any chemical attacks. So while it may sound heartless, it would seem that the plight in Syria has little effect on…
With Nov. 6 creeping steadily closer, the 2012 presidential campaign is ramping up as incumbent President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney finalize their efforts to win the American people’s vote. Undecided voters face a myriad of issues on which the candidates seem unable to agree. From national healthcare to foreign policy, the…
