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Politics

Immigration Detentions Hit Record High, and Border Crossings Reach Record Lows

Aarushi BahadurAugust 28, 2025

The numbers from Trump’s immigration crackdown are here, and his policies are changing the face of the nation in more ways than one.

Op-Ed: Netflix’s “Astroworld” Has a Lesson for Lawmakers

Hattie LaPlantAugust 6, 2025

The 2021 Travis Scott concert left fans dead and forced a public conversation over the big — and unsafe — business of music festivals.

Op-Ed: How the Big Beautiful Bill Will Affect Our Generation

Jeannine ChiangJuly 26, 2025

Republicans’ big victory this July stands to change how Americans live, learn and pay for the services the country most relies on.

Op-Ed: How Can We Respect Our Leaders When They Don’t Respect Each Other?

Sia VaishJuly 21, 2025

The values we’re taught in school are rendered meaningless when our role models fail to embody them.

Op-Ed: With A Dead Legislator in Minnesota, It’s Time To Get Emotional

Aarushi BahadurJuly 17, 2025

In the wake of a brutal act of political violence, letting ourselves feel the weight of the tragedy is what will lead us to do something about it.

Do People’s Political Beliefs Define Them?

Ashlyn Wong, Jiya VenkateshJune 26, 2025

As political views become moral identity markers, high school students find themselves walking a fine line between disagreement and judgment.

What Happens When ICE Comes to Town

Caitlin BrockenbrowJune 26, 2025

With the National Guard deployed and raids increasing, a Pacoima mother shares what it’s like to see her city change overnight.

Op-Ed: Why Florida Shouldn’t Repeal Its Post-Parkland Gun Law

Natalia DzielnickaJune 19, 2025

HB 759 would repeal Florida’s age restriction on gun purchases, reversing progress made after the 2018 school shooting.

Student Press Attorney Mike Hiestand Won’t Let Censorship Slide

Barrie BartoJune 3, 2025

With New Voices laws spreading and new challenges emerging, the SPLC’s senior counsel still believes student journalists can shift the national conversation.

Op-Ed: Trump Should Follow Through on the TikTok Ban

Jasmaan BanipalMay 20, 2025

Why the TikTok ban deserves a second look—especially for the wellbeing of Gen Z.

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