On January 23, Arizona Democrat Congressman Ruben Gallego formally announced his bid for Senate after the idea was teased in December of 2022. As of January 11, Senator Sinema had a 59% disapproval rating among Democrats and even with Independents, 43% disapprove of her. So, who is Ruben Gallego and could he win in Arizona?
Read MoreThroughout the summer, the United States and its surroundings have been feeling the effects of climate change. Wildfire smoke from Canada has choked millions of people in the United States, Vermont is experiencing record levels of flooding, and the hurricane season is starting earlier and deadlier than ever before. Overall the period of June to August, was the hottest summer ever recorded in the Northern Hemisphere.
Read MoreBiden has officially announced his bid for reelection, and his campaign promises to have considerable consequences for the Democratic Party. In a country so politically divided, the election ahead will be evenly matched and heavily partisan. But is Biden the best candidate for the Presidency — what impact has he truly had on our country?
Read MoreIn spite of 2020’s racial reckoning, officials of both parties still broadly support conventional law enforcement and policing. True justice, and a society free of police violence, will require a more fundamental shift in how we talk about public safety.
Read MoreWith acceptance rates to prestigious colleges and universities plummeting to single-digit numbers in the past few years, high-profile families have made extreme efforts to get their children into elite schools. This article discusses the impact of the 2019 college admissions scandal and the inequities found in America's higher education system.
Read MoreWith an increasingly polarized political and media landscape, it can be difficult to find truthful discussions — a feat Pod Save America has certainly achieved. In this article, I discuss why I am so heavily drawn to the podcast in particular and why I believe others should tune in.
Read MoreCNN’s decision to host a town hall with former president Trump drew a great amount of attention, much of which staunchly criticized the choice. This article examines my opinion of the event and its implications.
Read MoreDystopian fiction has captivated audiences since its rise in the 19th century. From classics such as 1984 to modern takes like The Hunger Games, dystopias intrigue us by creating seemingly new and almost inconceivable worlds - each more fascinating than the last. What creates a dystopia? Why are we obsessed with them? And how do we know we aren't already living in one?
Read MoreFlorida Republicans are under the impression that banning books, history, and science is protecting the children of Florida. That is not true. Banning material from schools is creating a new generation of students who lack compassion and basic knowledge of the world they live in. Protecting books and education protects the future of America.
Read MoreThe 2024 presidential election is closer than you might think. There are many worried about whether Joe Biden can survive his current term and prevail for a second term. Let's take a deep dive and consider what the future of the Democratic Party could look like.
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