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OPINION: Yes, Anxious Teens, Fill the Void. Just Not With Revolutionary Politics.

Owen TilmanJanuary 18, 2025January 18, 2025

If there’s a quippy statistic that sums up young people, it’s the following: The average high schooler today has the same level of anxiety as the average psychiatric patient in the 1950s. Dr. Robert Leahy of the American Institute for…

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The New Jane Crow: The Hidden Incarceration of Women in America

Patton HahnJanuary 18, 2025January 18, 2025

“The strongest pain reliever, if you’re getting anything while you’re incarcerated, is extra strength Tylenol. [The prison] had essentially been giving [my mom] Extra Strength Tylenol for years for what ended up being stage four metastatic colon cancer,” said Gabrielle…

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Hells on Earth: An Interview with Roba El Husseini on Conflict Journalism in the Middle East

Eliza DauntJanuary 18, 2025May 10, 2025

​​Roba El Husseini has spent the past decade with Agence France Presse (AFP) reporting from some of the world’s most challenging conflict zones, covering crises in Syria, Lebanon, Iraq and beyond. Her reporting relays powerful stories of military operations, human…

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Unfair Use: The Struggle for Ownership in the Age of AI

Aubrie WilliamsJanuary 18, 2025January 18, 2025

If not for several calls for interview requests from various news outlets, artist Erin Hanson might have never known that her career’s work was being trained and recreated on the AI platform Stable Diffusion. Hanson, a prominent modern artist known…

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Abort or Engage: The Landscape of Abortion Dialogue at Yale

Kiran YehJanuary 18, 2025

In the spring of her sophomore year, Hyerim Bianca Nam ‘24 encountered a tabling event on Yale’s Cross Campus. The students at the table invited passersby to engage in conversations about abortion ethics and fetal personhood. Images of sonograms and…

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The Silent Backslide — Independent Media’s Fight for Survival in Orbán’s Hungary

Ben Szovati CoulterJanuary 18, 2025

“I used to believe the media is above power, but it has become clear to me that this is not the case,” said Dominik Varga. Varga, whose name was changed to ensure his personal safety, is a veteran radio host…

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The Delivery Revolution: The Rise of Home Births in the U.S.

Emi GlassJanuary 18, 2025January 18, 2025

“I wish somebody would have explained to me that there were different options before this happened to me. Sometimes that can save somebody from experiencing that same trauma.”  Samantha Jordan, a doula and birth photographer based in Northeastern Ohio, wishes…

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OPINION: The Clock Is Ticking on the Supreme Court’s Credibility Crisis

Logan Day-RichterJanuary 18, 2025January 18, 2025

Benjamin Franklin described the structure of the then-new American government as “a republic, if you can keep it.” That is to say, the very notion of American democratic governance is fragile and could collapse if imperiled.  The current Supreme Court…

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