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Why We’re Shifting to Social Media

A new era requires new methods of communication. While younger Americans still consume traditional media sources, much of our consumption has shifted online. Digital platforms have become a significant news source for millions of Americans, and it’s easy to see why. The convenience of a news app, social media, or even a Google search is unparalleled. That’s why we’re shifting …

Coronavirus and the Economic Collapse

During previous global financial crises—not to say they are a frequent occurrence—emerging markets have continued to bolster the world’s economy. For instance, manufacturing powerhouses like China and India have registered high growth in such times. However, the Coronavirus crisis has forced every economy into crisis. This eliminates the possibility of an export-driven recovery; instead, the U.S. must focus on addressing …

We Need Moral Leadership Now, But Don’t Expect it From Republicans

I often try to preach bipartisanship in politics, especially now that Americans are polarized alongside party lines more than ever. When I ran a local chapter of Massachusetts High School Democrats at my high school, I always opened up meetings to conservative Republican students to converse about current events. I want to understand my conservative peers. I’ve never liked to …

The Importance of Biden’s VP Pick

While the office of the vice presidency has often been mocked and ridiculed, the Vice Presidential pick can make or break Presidential campaigns. The Vice President allows the Presidential candidate to diversify his/her base of supporters. In essence, the Vice President is an extension of the Presidential candidate’s image. Most significantly though, the Vice President is a unique opportunity to …

A Look at the Wisconsin Primary

Choosing between the civic duty of voting and one’s health is a decision American citizens should never have to consider. However, Covid-19 has created an unprecedented reality across the globe. Though, for some U.S. states, Covid-19 has already hindered a fundamental aspect of American life: voting. This has hit Wisconsin residents differently than most. On April 7th, 2020, Wisconsin voters …

Coronavirus and the economy

During previous global financial crises—not to say they are a frequent occurrence—emerging markets have continued to bolster the world’s economy. For instance, manufacturing powerhouses like China and India have registered high growth in such times. However, the Coronavirus crisis has forced every economy into crisis. This eliminates the possibility of an export-driven recovery; instead, the U.S. must focus on addressing …