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Home»Category: "Politics" (Page 2)

Politics

Did You See This? Tech Crackdowns, Nepal Flash Floods and Gen Z’s Declining Daily Word Count

Kate RodriguezSeptember 11, 2026

A rundown of the news you need to know.

The Midterm Primary Winners Who Got Gen Z to the Polls

Norah Rose SachsSeptember 7, 2026

Their victories hint at what it might take to motivate young voters in the midterms this November.

Did You See This? Meta Trial, Michigan Grading Changes and AI Slop Removal

Kate RodriguezAugust 18, 2026

A rundown of the news you need to know.

Did You See This? Wildfires, New E-Bike Laws and Student Protests in India

Kate RodriguezAugust 7, 2026

A rundown of the news you need to know.

Op-Ed: Whose Names Are Worth the Effort?

Olivia SawJuly 24, 2026

Mispronouncing a political opponent’s name is often more than just an accident — it’s a barbed message about who belongs in America.

Did You See This? Wisconsin Shooting, Cyclosporiasis Updates, and The Odyssey

Kate RodriguezJuly 24, 2026

A rundown of the news you need to know.

Did You See This? NATO Conference, the End of the Platner Campaign, and East Coast Heat Waves

Kate RodriguezJuly 10, 2026

A rundown of the news you need to know.

How Gen Z feels About America’s 250th

Kate RodriguezJuly 2, 2026

These four articles reveal young people’s diverse, complex relationship with national pride.

Op-Ed: What the American Flag Means to a Young Conservative

Leo GlasgowJune 26, 2026

A conservative Cornell student wears a flag pin every day to champion the promise that we will keep getting better.

Op-Ed: What the American Flag Means to a Young Liberal

Emmie Wolf-DubinJune 26, 2026

One Nashville teen argues that it’s far from just a symbol of the right — it also represents how activists push for progress.

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Op-Ed: I Can’t Cast My Vote Yet, but Neither Party Has Earned It

November 12, 2026

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November 11, 2026

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November 3, 2026

Op-Ed: Bring Back the Computer Lab

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