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Sep 13 2024POLITICS

"The Melody of Politics: How Music is Shaping the 2024 Election"

The 2024 election is shaping up to be a battle for the ears, with music playing a crucial role in swaying voters and defining the candidates' brands. Taylor Swift's endorsement of Kamala Harris is just the latest example of how music is becoming an increasingly important factor in American politics.

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Sep 12 2024POLITICS

Is Mexico Barreling Towards a One-Party State?

Mexico's recent election has sent shockwaves throughout the country, with Morena, the party of outgoing President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO), dominating the polls. But beneath the surface, a more sinister trend is emerging. AMLO's judicial reform package, designed to give the party greater c

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Sep 12 2024OPINION

The Silent Censor: How Free Speech is Being Chipped Away by Tech, Media, and Politics

Imagine living in a world where the ability to express your thoughts and opinions is slowly being eroded away. It's not a reality from a dystopian novel, but our current reality. The erosion of free speech is happening, and it's not a single, dramatic event, but rather a thousand tiny cuts. From th

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Sep 12 2024POLITICS

The Godfather of the Trumpist Right's Gender Politics: Unpacking Mansfield's Neopatriarchy Movement

Imagine a world where men and women are equal, but not the same. Harvey Mansfield, a renowned Harvard political theorist, wants to create. In his book, he argued that traditional gender norms are not just outdated, but dangerous. He believes men and women have different strengths and weaknesses, and

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Sep 12 2024POLITICS

The GOP's Unlikely Allies: Can the Party Win Back the Working Class?

In the past, the Republican Party has been perceived as anti-union, but shifts in the economy and voter concerns have led to a realignment in their stance. This change is particularly noticeable in industrial areas such as Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. As the industrial power of the

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Sep 12 2024OPINION

The Great Debate Illusion: Why We're All Losing the Real Conversation

The debate between Harris and Trump was a clear victory for Harris, but it's not a cause for celebration. The real question is, why should both parties and Americans who feel unattached to either party be equally furious about it? The answer lies in the fact that both parties have failed to address

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Sep 12 2024POLITICS

The Crime Conundrum: Fact-Checking the GOP's Case Against Tim Walz

The House GOP has launched a scathing attack on former congressman-turned-governor Tim Walz, blaming him for the rise in violent crime in Minnesota. But is the evidence as cut-and-dried as they claim? Let's dive in. First, let's acknowledge the severity of the issue: violent crime in Minnesota has

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Sep 11 2024POLITICS

Tinseltown Takes Center Stage: The Unlikely Union of Hollywood and Washington

What if the cultural influence of Hollywood on politics is more significant than we think? The recent Democratic National Convention saw a surge in celebrity endorsements for Kamala Harris, with big names like Beyoncé, Carole King, and Oprah Winfrey lending their support. But is this just a publicit

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Sep 11 2024POLITICS

The Cannabis Conundrum: Is the Industry Leaner Left or Right?

It's time to rethink the assumption that the cannabis industry is a liberal bastion. Ten years ago, it would've been easy to assume so – the Democratic Party had been driving progress on cannabis legalization. But fast-forward to today, and the picture is murkier. Why are business owners and executi

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Sep 11 2024ENVIRONMENT

The Climate Crisis Demands Leadership at the State Level: A Call to Action

The climate crisis is an existential threat to our planet, and it's time to take action. But, did you know that state legislatures hold the key to our survival? A recent Supreme Court decision has reminded us that federal agencies can't be relied upon to make progress on crucial issues like climate

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