Voter Registration Deadlines: State by State
The midterm elections are less than a month away. We’ve pulled together a quick guide to everything you need to know about how to register in your state by mail, online or in person.
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Here’s How People Are Reacting To Roy Oliver Being Found Guilty Of Jordan Edwards’ Murder
It’s not every day a police officer is found guilty of murder, especially when it comes to a white officer shooting an unarmed, black teen.
The New Yorker Tote Bag Is More Than a Fashion Statement
The complimentary, black-and-white canvas tote bag you get when you subscribe to The New Yorker is becoming a curious fashion statement.
Is The New ‘Best Popular Film’ Oscar A Sign Of Getting With The Times? Or The Opposite?
Could the new Oscar for “popular film” actually be a bad thing?
Meet One of the Teen Leaders of the Youth Climate March
We sat down with one of the founding members of Zero Hour, an environmental and climate justice group founded by teens.
Peep These New Emojis Apple Has Lined Up To Release Later This Year
Today is World Emoji Day. It provides a good excuse for Apple to announce the release of 70 new emojis that will be ready for all to use when the iOS 12 update comes out at the end of the year.
Trump’s Visit to UK Ignites Protests
Although the U.S. and U.K. are considered strong, close allies, Trump was not exactly welcomed with open arms by British citizens. In fact, just quite the opposite.
Meet The 18-Year-Old Tackling The Flint Water Crisis — With Science
Michal Ruprecht just graduated high school. He’s been working on a chemical solution to the Flint water crisis.
Here’s Why The Senate Voting to Pay Its Interns Is So Important
“This has never happened in the history of the Senate.”