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You get to run an election with the candidates you have, not the ones you might have gotten.

High school students in Ontario were inspired by Al Jazeera’s Start Here episode on hunger in Madagascar, teacher says.

For all the noise and color coming from the right, COVID-weary San Francisco parents may leave the first major political marks of 2022.

You often hear that young people are our most valuable asset. This statement is premised on the fact that our youth have the highest potential for success since…

A week that kept Republican divisions in the spotlight saw prominent Democrats break with the White House in quieter yet still significant ways.

In North Carolina, the state Board of Elections is moving forward with a hearing that challenges the ability of Rep. Madison Cawthorn to run for another House term.

State legislatures have pressed their partisan advantages almost wherever and however they can in carving up new House seats.

The end of COVID, whatever that might mean, will not be determined by declarations of elected leaders or candidate for office.

There are fresh pitfalls and opportunities emerging for President Joe Biden to have to -- or perhaps even want to -- square off with his party’s progressive wing.

Connect students with practicing accountants to help overcome stereotypes.