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From Debate to Division: The Dangerous New "Normal" in American Politics
America’s politics have become more about fighting than finding common ground. People argue not just about ideas, but about each other. When tragedies, like the loss of a public figure or a school shooting, are used to score political points instead of bringing people together, it shows how divided we’ve become. If we want a safer, kinder country, we have to start listening again instead of arguing.
Oct 13
Microplastics Everywhere: What They Mean for Our Health and Future
Tiny pieces of plastic are showing up everywhere: our oceans, food, air, and even our bodies. Read and learn how everyday items like clothes, tires, and bottles create microplastics, why they’re harmful to people and the planet, and what we can do to fight back.
It’s a reminder that even small changes can make a big difference in protecting our future.
Oct 2
The U.S government has shut down...Now what?
The U.S. government has officially shut down for the first time in seven years.
Here’s what it means: federal workers are going unpaid, programs are frozen, and vital services like TSA and air traffic control are operating without pay.
Why? Congress can’t agree on the budget, and this time, the fight’s over healthcare and tax credits.
See what Yuni has to say about it
Sep 30
Fact Check: The Planet’s on Fire
The Earth is heating up faster than ever, and experts agree: human activity is the driving force behind it. Check it out!
Sep 29
How The Youth is Shaping Social Movements
By Shaya Eidson 9/27/25 An important feature of many successful nonviolent movements is the presence of young people. In recent history, there have been mass movements in Iran, Hong Kong , Sudan , Lebanon , Algeria , and others, which have all drawn strength from determined youth mobilization (Cebul). However, this is not a new trend; activism has long been associated with the youth. From the student demonstrations during the Vietnam War to the Civil Rights Movement, young
Sep 26
A Life Made Possible: Why IVF is So Important
In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is at risk in Ohio. Check out Sophie's take on this change.
Sep 19
The Call for Equity in Education in NYC
A look at the fight for equitable funding in New York City’s charter school...and what it reveals about our education system.
Sep 19
Breaking the Stigma: How the Media Misrepresents Addiction
Addiction isn’t what the movies make it out to be. Behind the stereotypes and headlines are real people—who are often misunderstood and judged—facing a struggle that’s far more complex than most realize.
Aug 31
Hunger in America
Thirteen million children in the U.S. don’t know where their next meal is coming from. With federal programs under attack, hunger is set to rise unless we act. Read how you can make a difference.
Aug 27
Slavery’s Afterlife: Racial Disparities and the Prison System in America
Slavery may have ended over 150 years ago—but its legacy is still alive in America’s prisons. People of color are disproportionately incarcerated, forced into labor, and caught in a system that echoes centuries-old injustices. Understanding this history is the first step toward real change.
Aug 18
Defending the Right to Learn: How Young Voices Are Resisting the Rollback of Equity
When elite universities face threats to diversity and inclusion funding, it’s students who bear the brunt. But instead of staying silent, young voices are rising: protesting, organizing, and fighting for an education that includes everyone.
Aug 12
The Resurgence of Recession Pop: A Musical Escape in Tough Times
Explore Amy's Analysis on the Rise of Recession Pop
Aug 2
Understanding the Big Beautiful Bill: Implications and Concerns
What is the Big Beautiful Bill? The Big Beautiful Bill is a federal statute passed by the 119th U.S. Congress. It contains tax and...
Jul 11
Immigration and the Controversy of Alligator Alcatraz
A look into the Trump Administration's new concentration camp; a joke to our democracy.
Jul 3
Threads of Change: The Rise of Fast Fashion and the Teen Turn to Thrifting
By Julia Kuczynski 6/10/25 If you’ve ever bought a trendy top for under $10 or grabbed a whole outfit for the price of lunch, you’ve...
Jun 9
Sleep Deprivation in High School: Why It’s a Real Problem
Why are high schoolers so tired? It’s not just late-night TikTok scrolling. Early start times, heavy workloads, and even biology are working against teens...leaving most of us sleep-deprived and running on empty nothingness.
Mar 17
It's Time to Ditch the Electoral College
A look into Hunter's opinion on the Electoral College: ditch it. Here's why...
Mar 8
What Does Poverty Even Mean?
Most of us think we understand poverty—but do we really? Millions of students go to school hungry, stressed, and struggling just to keep up. Until we see what they’re missing, it’s easy to underestimate the daily challenges poverty creates.
Feb 27
Ohio's Upcoming Congressional Redistricting: How Teens Like Us Can Lead the Redistricting Movement
Ohio's 2026 Redistricting: How Gen Z can prevent political power schemes and ensure their voices hold their weight in the future.
Feb 2
Bridging Instead of Barricading
Personal Reflection on Immersion Trip to Tucson, Arizona.
Jan 18
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