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Mobile App Helps Food Insecure Families Find Help
If you don't know where to go or when to show up, then how do you get the help you need? FoodFinder, a nonprofit mobile app, aims to deliver information to families in need to let them know exactly...
The Key To Success as a Young Entrepreneur | Opinion
Prior to college, my only exposure to entrepreneurship was hearing mythical stories of students coding an app in their dorm and then, in a matter of weeks, raking in millions of dollars, rubbing...
The Real Scandal of Donald Trump
"A president’s most fundamental responsibility is to uphold and protect our system of government. Trump has weakened that system."
The Dangerous Evolution of Donald Trump's Rhetoric
Trump’s rhetoric undermines civility, erodes democratic norms, weakens the rule of law, fuels racial hatred, and promotes political violence.
The True Purpose Behind SCOTUS Expansion Calls
If the court really did need to be expanded, it could be expanded now. But the Democrats want to win elections first—so they can pack it with their justices.
How Steve Jobs Inspired A Young Entrepreneur
“Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life."
What We Can Learn From New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern
What we can do differently in the face of such violence?
Why Chickenpox Parties Are Far Less Safe Than Vaccines
The vaccine virus is weakened, and any symptoms will be milder than with wild infection, which makes significant, life-threatening complications vanishingly unlikely.
Every American Deserves to See Mueller Report
As the President said on Wednesday, "Let it come out. Let people see it.”
Peace or Meltdown: Here's What Afghanistan Needs to Do
After nearly 18 years of continuous war, formal peace is now on the agenda, but so is meltdown.
One Undergrad Is Working to Give Voice to the Voiceless
A year in Ecuador changed the course of one undergrad's path.
Sex and Submarines: Israeli Elections Plumb New Depths
Netanyahu is hitting his rival with everything he does and does not have—and they're not holding back, either.
Cyclone Idai: We Mustn't Look Away
Entire villages have been washed away. Infrastructures have collapsed. Schools have been destroyed and people are sheltering on rooftops and trees, waiting for the military to evacuate them.
Human Gene Editing and the Case Against a Moratorium
Shouldn’t a moratorium itself be subject to the requirement of broad societal consensus?
Beto O’Rourke and the Kardashian Era of Politics
He is in because he is in. He should lead because he likes to lead. Somehow, I doubt if this will work.
Why Howard Schultz's 2020 Bid Is Bombing
Schultz should consider and learn from another iconic business leader from the Pacific Northwest: New Deal–era industrialist Henry Kaiser.
The Best Time to Work on a Startup is in School
Two University of Michigan students had one goal for their time in college: To make a lasting impact on the world.
Impeaching Trump Is Worth It—If Only for Rule of Law
Don’t we get to hear the truth? Don’t our opinions matter? Or is this just an insiders’ game that’s all about power?
A Tribute to My U.N. Colleagues Killed in Ethiopia
They worked on peacekeeping and reversing climate change, on empowering women and reducing plastic waste in the oceans, on helping people forced to flee their homes and so much more.
Mindfulness Monk Thich Nhat Hanh Prepares to Die
Thich Nhat Hanh was forced to live in exile for over 40 years after refusing to take sides in Vietnam's civil war.
C-SPAN’s 40-Year Mark on Our Republic
We all owe C-SPAN a big vote of gratitude for empowering citizenship in the television age.
Beto O'Rourke Is Toughest, Most Impressive Candidate
"I helped prepare Senator Ted Cruz for his 2018 debates, and here’s what I learned: Beto O’Rourke is the toughest candidate I ever prepped against and one of the most impressive I’ve ever seen."
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