Lincoln Was a Republican: Why He Would Not Recognize Today’s GOP
We’ve all heard someone try to throw a curveball in a political discussion by stating, “You know, Lincoln was…
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We’ve all heard someone try to throw a curveball in a political discussion by stating, “You know, Lincoln was…
The White House has always been a symbol of American tradition, history, and politics. Within its hallowed halls, it…
The name Kamala, of Sanskrit origin, meaning “lotus,” has gained global prominence due to Vice President Kamala Harris, though…
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As reported by various sources, some MAGA Republicans dissatisfied with the current political climate in the United States are…
As AI technology advances, the rise of AI companions—often marketed toward men—raises significant questions about their impact on gender…
In an era where the lines between business and politics are increasingly blurred, more companies are stepping into the…
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We don’t know about you, but we’re stressed about this election. And that’s completely normal but doesn’t mean we…
Election season is a critical time in any democratic society, where the voices of citizens shape the future of…
One of the worst things humans do is continue terrible behavior simply because “it’s always been done.” And many…
Voting is a fundamental right and a cornerstone of democracy. It is the mechanism by which citizens participate in…
In an age where information flows rapidly and easily across various media platforms, political advertisements have become a significant…
Let’s send a little light and love to the women who wake up every day and try to make…
As the 2024 election approaches, the role of women voters is more critical than ever. Women have consistently turned…
Every day we wake up to more news about how divided our country is and how increasingly angry and…
We have all heard and read the stories: our information online is not necessarily private. Concerns about the privacy implications of period-tracking apps have surfaced, particularly in light of recent legal developments impacting reproductive rights. With millions relying on these apps for health monitoring and family planning, questions arise regarding the safety and security of personal data. But just how warranted are these concerns, and what steps can users take to protect their privacy?
The history of immigration in the United States is marked by waves of hostility and discrimination against various immigrant…
Technology has played a significant and multifaceted role in social division in the United States, acting both as a…
Op-ed by Claude Cummings, Jr. president of the Communications Workers of America (CWA) union. Originally published in OtherWords. Unless…
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Originally published by The 19th Mississippi Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith blocked a bill that would establish a federal right to…
In the state of Missouri, the existing legal framework prohibits judges from officially concluding a divorce proceeding when a…
This essay is part of “(There is Nothing New) Under the Sun“ A monthly column of random, historical vignettes…
Chloe Bell is a case manager at the National Abortion Federation. She spends her days helping people cover the…