Opinion by Olivia Tarantella, B.S. in Zoology Woolly mammoth, climate change, permafrost, Siberian tundra, grasslands; the company...

by Matthew Cannelora (Ongoing. Last update 11/19.) The COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland, has ended. The two-week event had been heralded and...

by Pauline Coston Over the past 20 years, student debt has skyrocketed, to the point that it is beginning to look like younger...

On October 8th, editor and writer Matthew Cannelora had a chance to sit down with one of his mentors in Justice-Impacted nonprofit work,...

By Maggie Caudle So far, 2021 has been a year full of natural disasters that should prove to us not only the existence of climate change,...

A recent Supreme Court case out of Arizona could signal a reversal of any progress made for voting rights in recent decades. Democrats...

How politicians get and spend money says a lot about them—but it says more about us, as voters, and as Americans. The 2020 election saw...

America spends more on healthcare than any other country. And despite the fact that voters rank it as one of the most important issues,...

Last week, this country received a grim wakeup call when the CDC updated its mask guidelines, removing the illusion that Covid-19 had...

The case for supporting Israel has changed over the course of the nation’s seventy year history. And for younger voters across the...

Last month, the announcement that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) would review tech giant Amazon’s proposed purchase of Hollywood...

by Matthew Cannelora The Electoral College was founded in slavery, and persists because of systemic racism. And the influence of the...

During the Summer in the United States, heatwaves are a natural occurrence. Due to climate change, however, they are increasing in...

It isn’t often that big oil is on the losing side of a case, but the week of May 26 could have been the beginning of a shift in this...

Critical race theory has been the subject of much widespread debate recently, but does anybody actually know what it is? Few seem to have...

by Matthew Cannelora The new Texas voting Bill, currently in suspended animation, threatens who can vote in Texas. It also shows us a...

The South has a brutal history of black oppression, including slavery, which eventually led to the Civil War. But, if you were born in...

by Jeremy Richter Drugs, especially marijuana, have become a key issue for American voters in recent years. Most Americans are on board...

by Matthew Cannelora Many Americans remain convinced that higher ed indoctrinates young adults with liberal bias. But data shows American...