As Trump secures a second term, the nation faces deep divisions on issues like the economy, reproductive rights, and rising hate speech, while some hold hope that adversity will inspire the next generation of leaders.
To build ties with Gen Z, President Trump must address their concerns on the economy, climate, and social issues—or risk losing the trust of the generation that helped secure his victory.
A student of faith tries to reconcile her Christianity with her politics on school safety. As US children continue dying from gun violence, she sees it as our responsibility to God and our nation to legislate change.
If candidates actually take the time to listen to what young voters want, they’ll be able to engage more of us at the ballot box.
Youth voters are more empowered than ever. It’s time for politicians to tailor their messaging to meet Gen Z where they are, or America’s leaders risk losing a generation.
While it may seem that political polarization has skyrocketed over the past few years, the reality is that it’s been brewing over decades of political and societal shifts.
Despite accusations of political apathy, the nation’s youngest voters are gearing up to make waves in this year’s presidential election.
Choosing a figure relatable to those on both ends of the political spectrum has been key to the Democratic party’s strategy.
To win over Gen Z, the Republican party must apply its unwavering core values to the most pressing problems young people face today.
Book bans in schools and public libraries have run rampant in recent years. This Maryland bill seeks to limit bans based on partisan or doctrinal disapproval.