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Home»Category: "Politics" (Page 7)

Politics

Latine Voters Deserve Better From Our Politicians

Catalina Lopez-SanchezMarch 3, 2025

Both parties treat Latine voters as an afterthought—it’s time we stop waiting for them to change and start leading the way ourselves.

Attack Ads Hurt More Than Just Politicans

Nicole Vega AyalaDecember 11, 2024

Political attack ads play a significant role in shaping public perception, often distorting the truth and deepening political divisions.

We Saw the Future at Trump’s NYC Rally

Jack Tergesen, Annarose GrizzleDecember 11, 2024

Trump’s historic Madison Square Garden rally was a crystal ball for the next four years.

What We Learned From the Faulty Voter Registration Process in Texas

Chloe LewcockDecember 2, 2024

The snail mail registration process in the Lone Star State is an unnecessary barrier that could discourage new voters.

Remember Trump’s Remarks on Aurora? They’re No Laughing Matter

Lillian GrayDecember 2, 2024

Unraveling the impact of misinformation on a community caught in the crossfire of fear and political rhetoric.

Op-Ed: In a Two-Party System, Citizens Risk Wasting Their Votes on a Third

Rznasia SelfDecember 2, 2024

If you genuinely want to make a difference, third party candidates for Presidency will not do America, its citizens, or you any favors.

A History of Political Campaigning in Video Games

JD EngelDecember 2, 2024

Political campaigns increasingly target younger voters through video games. But does it truly resonate with the audience?

Op-Ed: Examining the Rising Division and Hatred in America

Gabrielle LucasNovember 27, 2024

Growing political polarization in America threatens to unravel the nation’s core values. When will we step back and do something about it?

Op-Ed: Is It Fair To Keep “Possible Non-Citizens” From Voting?

Zakareya HamedNovember 27, 2024

Last-minute “possible non-citizens” registration removal policy was an overt attempt at voter intimidation.

What Comes After Trump’s Victory and “Game Over” for Kamala Harris?

Landon HeuerNovember 27, 2024

Trump’s 2024 victory promises significant policy shifts and global implications. Here’s a run-down of what to expect.

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