- Current Events King Charles Visits the U.S.
- Elections Midterm Primary Results in Texas and North Carolina
- Citizenship The Supreme Court and Birthright Citizenship
- Current Events SCOTUS and Artificial Intelligence
- Current Events Democrats Respond to the President’s State of the Union
- Elections The Election Question: To Centralize or Not to Centralize
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The president addresses a joint session of Congress.
King Charles Visits the U.S. »
This summer marks the United States’ Semiquincentennial (the nation’s 250th birthday). Two-and-a-half centuries ago, the Framers signed the Declaration of Independence. This document declared the thirteen English colonies intent to separate from Great Britain Read more…
Midterm Primary Results in Texas and North Carolina »
The 2026 midterm primary season is already well underway. These elections will determine which candidates will represent their parties in the upcoming midterm elections in November. Those November elections will Read more…
The Supreme Court and Birthright Citizenship »
This week, the United States Supreme Court is hearing a landmark case that could change the definition of what it means to be Read more…
SCOTUS and Artificial Intelligence »
You may have experienced artificial intelligence’s (AI) role in classroom assignments, songs that you listen to, and even the movies and videos that you watch. Now, AI is being used Read more…
Democrats Respond to the President’s State of the Union »
On February 24, 2026, President Trump delivered his State of the Union address. This speech is given by the president near the beginning of every year in front of a joint Read more…
The Election Question: To Centralize or Not to Centralize »
An important element of democracy is free and fair elections. However, there are disagreements on how to keep elections that way. In a podcast earlier this month, President Trump made remarks in favor of “nationalizing,” or Read more…