Zohran Mamdani revolutionized digital campaigning in a way that yielded him unprecedented youth turnout and the largest number of votes won in an NYC mayoral election since the 1960s.
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While the No Kings movement achieved record-breaking turnout, its prioritization of broad accessibility over strategic tension has traded institutional leverage
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The lack of legislation surrounding generative AI has made its use increasingly unstable
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All four founding members of KISS reacted positively to the band’s nomination for the Kennedy Center Honors. In their statements accepting the distinction, both Stanley and Simmons emphasized the band’s alignment with American values. Simmons called KISS “the embodiment of the American dream,” while Stanley affirmed that “from our earliest days, KISS has embodied the American ideal that all things are possible and that hard work pays off.”
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A butterless scone has triggered a national identity crisis — and somehow, it’s “woke’s” fault. This essay unpacks how a term born from anti-racist resistance became a rhetorical void; a convenient, shape-shifting scapegoat co-opted by those more afraid of discomfort than injustice.
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This January marks the inauguration of the 47th president of the United States of America Donald J. Trump. As soon
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The annual Army-Navy showdown is one of college football’s most anticipated games of the year. This time, the Navy Midshipmen
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We’ve all heard the saying, “a picture is worth a thousand words.” Think about the haunting “Falling Man” photograph taken
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The future leaders may be shaped by society’s obsession with their pasts, influencing how voters perceive them. Opponents often attack candidates through extensive research on personal histories. This scrutiny can hinder authentic individualism and lead to bland politicians, while anonymity and privacy online could foster more genuine political discourse.
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In recent years, a host of rebellious “anti-Trump” conservative intellectuals and thinkers have published scores of books and articles bemoaning the demise
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This article was originally written by: Gabrielle Smith In October 2019 at an Obama Foundation event, former president Barack Obama
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This article was originally written by: Alina Kim This article contains references to sexual assault, death, white supremacy, and mass
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This article was originally written by: Chelsea Seifer From masked graduations, to plexiglass-divided dining halls, COVID-19 has conspicuously impacted American
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This article was originally written by: Andrew Simon On August 6 of this year, citizens of the world were blessed
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This article was originally written by: Ellie Citron In June 2019, E. Jean Carroll published an excerpt from her forthcoming
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