| Aug 7, 2024 | RoundupWe’ve got a great package for you this week. To start, DACA recipient Alliyah Lusuegro explains what’s really at stake for families like hers — and the rest of our country — in the debate over “mass deportation,” which has become a...
| Jul 31, 2024 | RoundupWell, a lot can change in a week or so. With Vice President Kamala Harris now standing in as the presumptive Democratic nominee, we’ll have an opportunity to look more deeply at how her candidacy might change not only the presidential race, but the policies at...
| Jul 25, 2024 | RoundupAs far as I know, yesterday’s address by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was the first time Congress invited an accused war criminal to address lawmakers in the nation’s capital. That’s not just overblown rhetoric. As Farrah Hassen notes...
| Jul 17, 2024 | RoundupYou’ve probably heard a lot about Project 2025, a detailed policy blueprint some hardline conservatives — including former Trump officials — are planning to press for if Trump is reelected. But what exactly would it do? We hope to cover that in a...
| Jul 10, 2024 | RoundupThis week’s feature piece covers a subject near and dear to my heart: local libraries. It’s hard to think of a community institution more deserving of being left alone by politicians. But this week in OtherWords, Georgia Jensen shares how political attacks...
| Jul 3, 2024 | RoundupAs veteran attorney Mitchell Zimmerman writes this week, it’s no small irony that the Supreme Court chose the week of July 4 to award the president essentially monarchical powers. The ruling concerns former President Trump, who’s claimed he can’t be...
