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      POLITICS
      Eden Gordon

      There's a Green New Deal on the Horizon, and It Just Might Be Our Only Hope

      This week, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Senator Ed Markey will be proposing the most ambitious plan to fight climate change yet.

      06 February
      POLITICS
      Eden Gordon

      Nan Goldin Leads Guggenheim Protest Against Opiod-Pushing Sackler Family, Sparking Nationwide Pushback

      The venerated photographer and hundreds of others overtook the atrium of New York's Guggenheim to protest the museum's ongoing relationship with the Sackler Family, one of its largest donors. The majority of the Sacklers' wealth comes from Purdue Pharma—the primary manufacturer and distributor of OxyContin.

      15 February
      ISSUES
      Meg Hanson

      Cyntoia Brown Granted Clemency After 14 Years in Prison

      Brown was sex trafficked as a teen and given a life sentence for murdering the man who paid for her.

      07 January
      CULTURE
      Eden Gordon

      How Community Organizers Chased Amazon Out of NYC

      On Valentine's Day, Amazon pulled out of its plan to build a second headquarters in Queens, citing the efforts of citizen protestors and politicians who opposed its imminent arrival.

      18 February
      POLITICS
      Meg Hanson

      The Subjectivity of the Fifth Amendment

      While the Fifth Amendment is a crucial marker of individual rights, the lack of clear definitions and changing political landscapes make its application dangerously subjective.

      19 February
      POLITICS
      Eden Gordon

      What the Term “Illegal” Means for Undocumented Immigrants

      The term is typically used to refer to a whole person, not a person's legal status, and so it therefore implies that the person themselves is not a viable human being, thus not entitled to any human rights protections.

      13 February
      ISSUES
      Meg Hanson

      How to Be a Transgender Ally

      In a time when trans people's safety, security, and integrity are subject to attack, here are the top 10 tips to being a good transgender ally.

      06 February
      ISSUES
      Meg Hanson

      How Genetic Testing Compromises Your Rights to Privacy

      By submitting your genetic material to a company, you're tacitly agreeing to share your identity and rights to your most private information.

      11 February
      ISSUES
      Brooke Ivey Johnson

      The Five Best Aid Organizations to Give To

      Choose to give where your money will go the farthest.

      19 February
      ISSUES
      Meg Hanson

      Are Your Home Devices a Security Risk?

      If companies like Amazon, Google, or Facebook fail to provide adequate protections, they could face lawsuits and government crackdowns over their technology

      19 February
      POLITICS
      Dan Kahan

      Call John Bolton What He Is: A Coward

      The sordid history of Trump's NatSec advisor.

      12 February
      WORLD
      Meg Hanson

      Brexit Voted Down in Historic Defeat

      Theresa May suffered a historically ominous defeat when Parliament rejected her deal by 230 votes.

      15 January
      ISSUES
      Brooke Ivey Johnson

      The Truth About Elizabeth Warren's and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's Wealth Tax Proposals

      Who would they affect?

      07 February
      Eden Gordon

      Sing It Out, Ladies: 10 Songs for the Female Politician In You

      From Cardi B to Hamilton to Queen Bey herself, here are ten songs that have inspired and soundtracked the ascensions of female politicians and powerful women of the modern world.

      30 January
      POLITICS
      Meg Hanson

      What Happens When the President Declares a State of Emergency?

      The President can take control of your home, your money, and—worse—your internet in the event of a national emergency. Well, sort of.

      08 January
      POLITICS
      Dan Kahan

      3 Ways Presidential Power Can Be Abused During a National Emergency

      It turns out national emergencies are very subjective.

      15 January
      ISSUES
      Meg Hanson

      The Fourth Amendment: Your Privacy in the Digital Age

      Here are three crucial ways the digital age complicates your protections under the Fourth Amendment.

      30 January
      CULTURE
      Meg Hanson

      5 Powerful People Inspired by Martin Luther King

      50 years after M.L.K. was assassinated, his legacy continues to inspire. Who are the strongest voices fighting for his vision?

      21 January
      CULTURE
      Meg Hanson

      Fortnite and Intellectual Property: Who Owns Cultural Trends?

      With three high profile figures filing lawsuits against the company for marketing their likeness, the video game phenomenon is challenging who owns choreography.

      14 January
      ISSUES
      Dan Kahan

      8 Recent Disease Outbreaks You Need To Know About

      The best way to minimize risk is to stay informed.

      14 January
      CULTURE
      Meg Hanson

      10 Books Every (Informed) American Should Read

      In 2019, the equivalency of knowledge and power is not just an adage, but a warning. However, an American public that stays defiantly informed can also turn knowledge into hope.

      22 January
      ISSUES
      Dan Kahan

      The 6 Most Dangerous Foods for US Consumers

      Find out what foods to be careful around.

      15 January
      WORLD
      Meg Hanson

      Top 5 “Freest” Countries In the World

      Where are the freest places to live in terms of individual rights, economic freedoms, and political protections?

      07 January
      POLITICS
      Meg Hanson

      Trump's Border Wall Causes Government Shutdown

      Nine federal departments will shutdown at midnight on Friday due to Congress' inability to settle funding disputes, including Trump's demands for $5 billion for his border wall.

      21 December 2018
      POLITICS
      Meg Hanson

      Trump's New Campaign Hotline Is a Cry for Help

      Donald Trump's 2020 campaign created a hotline that makes leaving a message for the sitting U.S. President as easy as voting for your favorite contestant on America's Got Talent.

      19 December 2018
      ISSUES
      Meg Hanson

      Paris on Fire: French Police Tear Gas Protesters in the Streets

      A third swell of protests over hikes in gas prices erupts in violent riots and public outcry over France's social inequality.

      03 December 2018
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      Forget New Years Resolutions, Get In The Workout Groove Now With Daily Burn!

      26 December 2018
      POLITICS
      Meg Hanson

      Trump Refuses to Sign G20 Statement on Climate Change

      Trump continues to alienate the U.S. from the global community by panning diplomacy for his own agendas.

      03 December 2018
      ISSUES
      Meg Hanson

      The VA Refuses to Compensate Underpaid Student Vets

      Countless vets were underpaid after a software glitch in the Department of Veteran Affairs.

      29 November 2018
      POLITICS
      Meg Hanson

      Cindy Hyde-Smith: First Female Mississippi Senator, Segregation-Enthusiast

      The conservative Republican made history when she won a seat in Congress, despite backlash over recent racially-charged comments.

      28 November 2018

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