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News & Politics (Page 25)

A dirt road in Honduras south.

August 14, 2024

In Honduras, Empty Promises and a Deteriorated Road

For six years, Honduran Congressman Fabricio Sandoval has been promising to repair a critical, three-mile road in southern Honduras. The road is still a hazard.

By Cristiano Vásquez

July 5, 2024

87% of Asian American Women Voters Surveyed Say, “Stakes are Too High” Not to Vote This Year

Asian American women voters have different identities but share similar fears and hopes for the upcoming US election, according to the poll.

By Jannelle Andes

May 13, 2024

A North Carolina Town Asks Why $14 Million is Being Spent on Police When So Much More is Needed

The citizens of South Statesville speak out about public safety and their budget.

By Sydney Brianna

May 13, 2024

A Former ‘Well-Trained Wife’ Describes her Escape from Violent, Christian Patriarchy

In her upcoming memoir, Tia Levings challenges sanitized descriptions of extreme religious beliefs and shows how abusive environments persist under the guise of protecting religious rights.

By John Verner

May 13, 2024

Virginia City is an Old West Town, and Locals Want to Keep it That Way

Local residents hope to preserve what makes Virginia City, Nevada special even as modern hotels and apartments bring a different kind of style to town.

By Hannah Hillman

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