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Disasters are a time to rise above divisions
1+ hour, 30+ min ago (86+ words) In a healthy democracy, differences of opinion, political debates, criticism, and ideological disagreements are both natural and necessary. BANJIT SARMAH | New Delhi | August 26, 2026 8:59 am (The writer is Assistant Teacher, Dhekiajuli, Assam) In a healthy democracy, student activism has always been…...
Retooling To Help Democracy Revive
54+ min ago (971+ words) In the 20th century, the United States built the world's dominant manufacturing powerhouse. A thriving middle class grew, well into the 1970s. The U.S. was a beacon of democracy, defeating fascism in World War II and beating back communism and other forms of…...
Bullshit is everywhere, and it has consequences
5+ hour, 48+ min ago (346+ words) Bullshit may be easy to dismiss, but from politics and gambling to advertising and public relations, it can obscure truth, shape debate and carry serious consequences. Bullshit is not just harmless fun – it has serious consequences for our lives. If…...
The Voters Hiding in Plain Sight
14+ hour, 31+ min ago (447+ words) As Minnesota’s open congressional races take shape, candidates are doing what candidates always do. They’re talking about inflation, public safety, immigration, health care, and whatever dysfunction in Washington happens to be driving headlines that week. Fair enough. Those issues matter....
Letter | Democrats' ineptitude brought us to this point
7+ hour, 59+ min ago (237+ words) Dear Editor: There is a certain level of irony in hearing Pr… Dear Editor: I pitied Tom Tiffany for his desperation after … Dear Editor: Regarding Paul Fanlund's column ("Democrats have a chance to unite Wisconsin behind Crowley," Aug. 17), I feel…...
Fall 2026 Letter from the CIO
9+ hour, 26+ min ago (443+ words) As the energy of a new academic year returns to campus, I am excited to welcome our community back for the fall semester. This time of year is filled with possibility. Classrooms come alive, research activities accelerate, and our campuses…...
Democracy strongest when we all take part
12+ hour, 51+ min ago (258+ words) Eagle-Tribune Man indicted in fatal boat crash that killed Andover woman A young person recently asked me, âWill my vote count in the Aug. 25 and November elections? Thereâs so much talk about election fraud, manipulated voting machines, and…...
COLUMN: This is what keeps democracy alive
5+ hour, 59+ min ago (234+ words) Perhaps the biggest difference I see in our two major political parties, aside from core beliefs, is inclusiveness or the lack thereof. The Republicans seem to be clones rather than individuals. They march in lockstep with their leader and accept…...
Sweden: Proof that Socialism Works if a Country Stops Being Socialist * The Gateway Pundit * by Antonio Graceffo
6+ hour, 27+ min ago (22+ words) Democratic socialism is gaining favorability in the U.S., with 62% of Americans aged 18–29 now holding a favorable view of socialism....
Your Letters, Aug. 26 | Pacific Sun
9+ hour, 29+ min ago (158+ words) And finally, monocrops are not healthy for the environment. They’re more susceptible to disease and bugs, which sets up a cycle of more toxic spraying to keep the grapes viable. It might be a benefit to residents and future generations…...