Northwestern University Student Paper Sparks Debate About Student and Professional Journalism
Dec 5, 2019
Recent events at Northwestern University have sparked a debate about student journalism.
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The Double Standard In How The Media Covers 2020 Democratic Candidates
Dec 5, 2019How the media helped shape which candidates made it this far... and who didn't. -
How Does Mississippi Felony Voting Rights Compare to the Rest of the Country?
Dec 5, 2019Nearly one of every 10 adults in Mississippi has been convicted of a felony and lost the right to vote. -
Consulting Firm McKinsey & Company Aided ICE to Implement Trump Administration's Immigration Policies
Dec 5, 2019A new investigation examines how the global consulting firm, McKinsey & Company, helped ICE carry out President Trump's immigration policies. -
A New Trump Rule Could Cut Food Stamp Benefits for 700,000
Dec 5, 2019The Trump administration announced a series of rule changes last year, and on Wednesday, the final rule was announced. -
"Porgy and Bess" and the Legacy of Black Opera
Dec 4, 2019"Porgy and Bess" is the most renowned Opera for black singers, but should it still be in 2019? -
President Trump is Allowing States to Ban Refugees—Utah is Asking for More
Dec 4, 2019Earlier this fall, President Trump gave states and cities the authority to veto refugee resettlements. But the Governor of Utah is asking the president for more refugees, not fewer. -
Georgia Governor Clashes With Trump Over Interim Senator Pick
Dec 4, 2019Kemp’s choice of businesswoman Kelly Loeffler drew criticism from Republicans, because the President has expressed interest for another candidate, Georgia Congressman Doug Collins -
Concerns Over Trump's U.K. Visit So Close to U.K. Election
Dec 4, 2019President Trump is in London attending the NATO summit amidst concerns of his sway on upcoming elections.
