Voting & Voter Awareness

Right now, the Supreme Court is deciding cases that could reshape democracy, personal freedom, and privacy in the U.S. These rulings won’t just affect legal doctrine; they’ll affect real people, real elections, and everyday rights.

Once hailed as heroes during the pandemic, nurses and public-health professionals now face federal student-loan changes that strip their degrees of “professional” status. By limiting loan access for fields like nursing and public health, this policy creates new financial barriers, worsens workforce shortages, and threatens health equity nationwide.

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.

A look into Hunter's opinion on the Electoral College: ditch it. Here's why...

Ohio's 2026 Redistricting: How Gen Z can prevent political power schemes and ensure their voices hold their weight in the future.