When Media Turns Homelessness Into a Punchline
How TV pundits trivialize homelessness with cruelty, fueling division and burying real solutions like housing-first programs.
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The Danger of Dismissing Justice: What Online Debates Reveal About America’s Divide
A short social media exchange can often reveal far more about the state of our democracy than a thousand speeches. Consider this one: Person 2: “Let Kilmar Abrego Garcia have his day in court, like everyone is entitled to.”Person 1: “Everyone entitled to? Even Trump?”Person 2: “He had his day in court. Convicted on 34…
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The Cancellation of Colbert: A Financial Decision or a Political Move?
Okay, so you might have heard some rumblings about Stephen Colbert’s “Late Show” getting the ax on CBS. Yeah, I know, right? It’s a head-scratcher. On the surface, CBS is saying it’s just a cold, hard financial decision. But honestly, a lot of people are wondering if there’s more to the story, especially considering everything…
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Concerns Arise Over Trump’s Third Term Possibility Amid Judicial Nominee Controversy
Emil Boie’s Nomination: Is Trump Eyeing a Third Term? Okay, folks, we need to talk about something that should have alarm bells ringing: the nomination of Emil Boie to the Third Circuit Court. Boie, a former top Justice Department official under Trump and even his criminal defense attorney, is being considered for a powerful judgeship….
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Is Being in the U.S. Without Papers a Crime? The Law Says No—But Don’t Celebrate Yet
“Being in the U.S. without papers is not a crime. It’s a civil violation” Legally, that’s right. And dangerously oversimplified.
