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As often as not, parties nominate candidates for president that pretty much all their own partisans acknowledge are less than inspiring. Democrats were so excited about Barack Obama in 2008 partly because their previous two nominees, John Kerry and Al Gore, rode to the nomination on a stirring sentiment of "Well, OK, I guess." The…

The British state has declared war on low and middle income families

Tyler Santora is a freelance science journalist and contributing editor at Fatherly who covers everything related to science, health, and the environment. They also write about gender and the LGBTQ+ community. Born and raised in the Philadelphia suburbs, Tyler graduated from Oberlin College with a bachelor's degree in biology and New York University with a master's in science journalism. Now, they live in Colorado with their girlfriend and black lab mix named Damsel.

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Over 300 people rallied near Schenley Plaza to support Palestinian people on Friday afternoon. Those in attendance gathered in a circle to listen to speeches before walking down Forbes Ave to Carnegie Mellon University where more speakers talked about the treatment of Palestinians and the recent news about the situation between Israel and Palestine.

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"Whilst any drive against corruption is welcome, a focus on Covid alone will neither shackle predatory corporations nor the political system which nurtures nefarious practices."

These are upcoming events in O’Fallon, Shiloh and surrounding Illinois cities.

There are plenty of fall and outdoor events to enjoy, including Leclaire Parkfest in Edwardsville, PumpkinFest in Waterloo, or an eclipse viewing party and owl walk in Carlyle.

These are upcoming events in Highland and surrounding Illinois cities.