Why is the apple menu list displaced?

At the finder level under the apple menu the list is displaced to the right and cannot be read.

Hello stude:
Welcome to Apple discussions.
I am unable to understand what is happening from your description. If you post a screen shot of the problem, someone here will, hopefully, be able to suggest a correction.
Barry

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