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Politics

A Big Supreme Court Year Is Ahead. Here’s What to Know From 2025.

Alex LiebermanJanuary 12, 2026

The key rulings from last term that set the stage for the Supreme Court’s biggest decisions still to come.

Op-Ed: Should Voting in the U.S. Be Required By Law?

Emily RyuDecember 12, 2025

A New York City teen argues that making voting mandatory could be the key to a more representative democracy.

Op-Ed: Is Trump Really an Ally to American Jews?

Naomi BeinartDecember 5, 2025

A Jewish student looks to the Torah for guidance as she evaluates Trump’s record and navigates the growing divide between Jews who support and oppose the president.

After Six Gun-related Deaths, This South Carolina Community Is Taking Charge

Nora TurnerNovember 18, 2025

A flurry of gun violence at Richland Northeast High has led to a new harmony between parents and law enforcement.

Op-Ed: How Curtis Sliwa Lost the Election But Won Halloween

Kate RodriguezNovember 18, 2025

Zohran Mamdani may have earned the most votes, but third-party New York City mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa found a way into Gen Z culture.

Op-Ed: I Backed Trump — Now Zohran Mamdani Is Winning Me Over

Nathan HerselNovember 9, 2025

A conservative Nashville teen perspective on the New York Mayoral Candidate and the Future of Gen Z Politics.

Op-Ed: Will We Be the First Generation in America to Vote By Phone?

Naomi Beinart, Aria LittleOctober 29, 2025

If Gen Z wants to be a more inclusive, less polarized democracy, it’s time to meet voters where they already are: on their phones.

Do We Really Have Separation of Church and State?

Kate RodriguezOctober 29, 2025

As our government’s rhetoric becomes more religiously charged, it’s time to reflect on what American laws actually have to say about it.

Op-Ed: We Must Face What Really Killed Charlie Kirk — or Gen Z Will Pay the Price

Emmie Wolf-DubinSeptember 23, 2025

Kirk’s assassination reveals a dangerous new era of political violence that gun debates alone cannot explain.

Teen Perspectives on the Battle Over the Epstein Files

Asha TallapragadaSeptember 1, 2025

Students from across the nation weigh in on the controversy that is roiling Washington.

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

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