In mid-March, as businesses shuttered, hospitals filled up and Americans hunkered down at home, election officials faced a difficult question: Was it even possible to hold safe and accessible elections in the age of COVID-19? More than four months later,… Continue Reading
Image Source: Getty / Dimitrios Kambouris Although it is known for its strong personal lyrics, Taylor Swift, is gradually playing more in the socio-political state of things. The singer recently released his surprise, the eighth studio album The folklore, which… Continue Reading
Last week, Fox News host Chris Wallace asked President Trump about his role in how the coronavirus pandemic has unfolded in the U.S., where case numbers and the death toll are surging even as some other countries seem to be… Continue Reading
For the past few months, Alicia Wertz has barely seen her husband. Since schools closed in their northern Alabama town in March, they’ve been single-mindedly focused on a single goal: making sure that someone was watching their three kids. At… Continue Reading
By Galen Druke and Nathaniel Rakich The clock is ticking for states to ensure they can safely and effectively administer this fall”s election. In March, it became clear that states needed to reconfigure the in-person voting, and significantly scale-up the… Continue Reading