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Facebook and its parent company Meta have been the subject of controversy for removing fact-checking and transitioning to community notes.

Meta bows to MAGA

Frank Mayers, La Voz Staff | February 4, 2025

President Donald Trump was sworn in for his second term on Jan. 20. Front row at the inauguration were Elon Musk, and Mark Zuckerbeg, owners of X and Meta respectively. The pair have followed a pattern...

Digital borders or human bridges: what the TikTok ban taught us

Digital borders or human bridges: what the TikTok ban taught us

Grace Mercado, La Voz Staff | February 2, 2025

President Donald Trump’s decision to grant TikTok a reprieve was met with widespread applause, but the alternative of banning the app would not have led to a dystopian wave of mass censorship or national...

Currently shut-down pay station located at the parking lot near the Visual and Performing Arts Center surrounded by birds on Jan. 24.

Students deserve free parking

La Voz Editorial Board | January 26, 2025

De Anza College suspended parking fees during the COVID-19 pandemic, giving students the benefit of free parking ever since. Starting this summer quarter, the Foothill-De Anza Police Department plans to...

An infographic displaying data from an American Immigration Council statement from Dec. 10, 2024.

Mass deportations are a losing game for everyone

Cindy Rodriguez, La Voz Staff | January 23, 2025

There is no denying that no matter where in the country you go, there will always be a hardworking immigrant bussing your table, cooking your favorite restaurant food or laboring under extreme weather...

An illustration of former TikTok users sailing towards the icon for Xiaohongshu, also known as RedNote.

RedNote refuge: Unexpected solidarity formed as TikTok users switch over

Diem Tran, La Voz Staff | January 19, 2025

TikTok's ban is seen as a crisis in America, but its impermanence has become more ubiquitous in several countries over the past few weeks — specifically in China. A surprising twist is the sparking camaraderie...

Illustration of a professor yapping to a distressed student.

Teach, don’t preach

Orly Bryan, La Voz Staff | December 13, 2024

Public college exists to provide students with accessible and unbiased education. Recently, I have noticed a trend of professors at De Anza, and even my teachers back at my public high school in Stowe,...

Illustration of a teenager reaching out to a robot wearing a smiling mask that distracts from its dark aura.

Chatbots and consequences: The fatal dangers of unchecked AI

Orly Bryan, La Voz Staff | December 13, 2024

The recent lawsuit following the tragic suicide of teen Sewell Setzer in Febuary, after he engaged in an online relationship with an online AI character, is now gaining popularity. Setzer’s mother,...

Illustration showing a student looking confused about what education pathway to choose.

Lack of integration between California State University, University of California systems is detrimental to students

La Voz Editorial Board | December 12, 2024

It is tough being a student today with the standard of living in the Bay Area rising astronomically. The one thing that you could count on was having an affordable education at community colleges but even...

A decorated Christmas tree in the center of The Fairmont Hotel’s lobby in San Francisco on Dec. 4.

Winter break: on a budget

Katelyn Yoo, La Voz Staff | December 10, 2024

The holiday season is approaching rapidly, and with a budget of just $100, you can enjoy festive fun and delicious food throughout the Bay Area. Here’s how to make the most of your winter break with...

Illustration of a hand firing a missile out of a revolver with a mushroom cloud explosion in the background.

Russian Roulette

Frank Mayers, La Voz Staff | December 8, 2024

Warheads from a Russian intermediate range ballistic missile blazed through the sky over Ukraine on the night of Nov. 21. Glowing with heat as they reentered Earth’s atmosphere, the warheads rained down...

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