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Walz’s sports background shows potential, but pickup ballers want to see more

As dusk neared in Manhattan’s Sara Roosevelt Park on a Wednesday evening, the hoopers were putting up their last shots […]

Special Report: North Carolina 2024

In a Right-to-work state, Amazon workers fight for their right to organize

This election season, workers at Amazon’s Garner, North Carolina warehouse have a different vote on their mind. In September, the […]

Special Report: North Carolina 2024

Republicans look to three-peat in this rural North Carolina county

Larry Martin grew up cropping tobacco in Robeson County, North Carolina. “I cropped for $3 a day,” said Martin, now […]

OpinionPoliticsSports

Opinion: What Trump can learn from sports

Minutes after the Florida Panthers defeated the Edmonton Oilers in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final on June 24, […]

NewsPolitics

The disillusionment of the first-time voter

Mallory McNee, 19, looked over her shoulder and whispered as she spoke.  “I think one of the issues that matters […]

NewsPolitics

A glimpse into NYC street vendors without labor unions

At City Hall Park, members across multiple New York City unions came together to attend a ‘Unions for Kamala Harris’ […]

NewsPolitics

SCOTUS issues are getting Harris supporters to the polls, voters and experts say

Kiana Pichardo was not born when Justice Clarence Thomas was appointed to the Supreme Court in 1991. Pichardo, a Gen […]

NewsPolitics

Fear and the element of choice in the upcoming election

For Jacob Katrow, an independent voter, the fear of Donald Trump winning the presidency outweighs his preference to vote Republican […]

Special Report: Iowa Election 2023

Unveiling the Influence of College Education on Voting Behavior

In the last 8 years, Iowa has shifted to a more conservative state. Republicans have unified control over the state […]

Politics

Casting Ballots in Camouflage: The Hidden Barriers to Military Voting

What does patriotism and civic duty entail? For many, it conjures images of voting and military service, widely considered to […]