Rights & Justice
If this policy moves forward, it could redefine U.S. immigration enforcement—but not without risks. The plan could deepen divisions over immigration, both domestically and globally, and some worry it might tarnish America’s reputation as a beacon for the vulnerable.
Opinion
When a high school teacher in Oklahoma recently played a video sent by Secretary of Education Ryan Walters, students were met with a bold claim: the United States was founded as a Christian nation, with the Bible meant to guide governance and education. The video urged students to embrace Christianity
Economy
According to economic experts, tariffs on imported goods and changes in the labor market resulting from deportations could drive up prices across multiple sectors, affecting the cost of everything from groceries to home goods.
Opinion
The phrase' America First' has been a recurring theme in American political history, symbolizing a push for national sovereignty, economic protectionism, and a limited role in global affairs. However, the movement's early years were also marked by connections to white supremacy, anti-Semitism, and isolationism, sparking significant
Opinion
Recently, the concept of a "cult of personality" has drawn renewed attention in political discourse. A cult of personality occurs when a leader uses propaganda, media, charisma, and other tools to create a substantial, almost worship-like following. This phenomenon is often marked by a deliberate emphasis on the
Politics
In a significant detour in the direction of the Republican-controlled Senate, Senator John Thune of South Dakota was chosen as the new majority leader, prevailing over Trump loyalist Senator Rick Scott of Florida.
Rural America
Climate-induced migration is emerging as a significant global challenge, with millions compelled to relocate due to extreme weather events, rising sea levels, and land degradation.
Rural America
Millions of Americans living in rural areas face increasingly limited access to healthcare, a situation that has created an urgent and often overlooked public health crisis
Rural America
While the affordable housing crisis in major metropolitan areas often dominates headlines, smaller cities and rural communities across the United States are increasingly grappling with similar challenges.
Rights & Justice
As more states move toward stricter abortion restrictions, there is an urgent need to consider policies that support both mothers and children post-birth.
Rights & Justice
The mental health crisis among youth has reached alarming levels, with significant increases in anxiety, depression, and suicide rates among teenagers and young adults.
Opinion
In recent years, global governance has undergone significant changes, marked by a rise in challenges to democratic norms and practices.