by Emily Qian
While there’s been much coverage in global and national politics, much less is known about the climate emergency on the local level. So, inspired by this shortage, I’ve decided to dig deeper into the impact of climate change in our very own city, starting foremost with what got me inspired in the first place: the unusually warm temperatures in Cleveland, OH, this winter season.
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On Wednesday, December 18 President Trump became just the third U.S. president to ever be impeached. Here is a compiled list and guide of everything to know about Donald Trump’s impeachment.
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Abortion has been and continues to be a hotly contested topic in American politics; to better understand the debates today, here is a quick rundown of everything you need to know.
Read Moreby Jessica Chang
From Sean Hannity to post-Trump Sean Hannity, here’s a look inside the brains of today’s political pundits.
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A portrait of all the good Mitch McConnell has done as Senate Majority Leader
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You don’t need to be an economist to understand that there’s something very, very wrong about the way our economy functions today. You just need to know the basics. So, without further ado, here are the terms you should know:
Read Moreby Caroline Hurley
Every ten years, the U.S. government sends a packet of questions to houses all across America. In the 2020 census, the citizenship question, which the Trump administration and many members of the Republican party are pushing for, has created a new controversy surrounding the census.
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Sean Malone is a Councilman for the city of Shaker Heights. He serves as Finance & Administration Chair, as well as Chair of the Human Relations Task Force. He is running for re-election in December 2019. The Catalyst interviewed him to talk about politics, government, and student involvement at a local level.
Read Moreby Jessica Chang
In November 2018, voters in Florida chose to restore voting rights to ex-convicts, enfranchising almost 1.5 million people across the state of Florida. On Friday, May 3, 2019, the Florida legislature rolled back many of the benefits of the amendment, barring hundreds of thousands from exercising their right to vote
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