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A photo illustration fo a woman visiting the 9/11 memorial, on top of a gridded background

Sep. 10, 2021

Americans Have Never Forgotten 9/11

By Kaleigh Rogers

Filed under Pollapalooza

A illustration fo the map of California, overlaid by four differently colored ovals

Sep. 10, 2021

Why It Was So Easy To Get Gavin Newsom’s Recall On The Ballot In California

By Jasmine Mithani and Maya Sweedler

Filed under California Governor Recall

A photo illustration of a red and blue vaccine syringe each inside a red and blue circle, forming two "no" symbols

Sep. 9, 2021

Republicans Aren’t New To The Anti-Vaxx Movement

By Kaleigh Rogers

Filed under COVID-19 Vaccine

A demonstrator holds a sign that reads "Let Afghans In"

Sep. 8, 2021

Americans Have A Long History Of Opposing Refugees. But Most Support Afghan Asylum Seekers.

By Michael Tesler

Filed under Afghanistan

Sep. 8, 2021

Vaccines Mandates Work, But They’re Messy

By Maggie Koerth

Filed under Coronavirus

A demonstrator sits beside a sign that reads "Don't Mess With Texas Voters"

Sep. 8, 2021

Texas’s New Law Is The Climax Of A Record-Shattering Year For Voting Restrictions

By Nathaniel Rakich and Elena Mejia

Filed under Voting Rights

Sep. 7, 2021

Why A 9/11-Era Political Consensus Seems Impossible These Days

By Galen Druke and Nate Silver

Filed under Politics Podcast

Politics Podcast

Sep. 7, 2021

Politics Podcast: How Politics Have Changed Since The Days After 9/11

Sep. 7, 2021

Universities Say They Want More Diverse Faculties. So Why Is Academia Still So White?

By J. Nathan Matias, Neil Lewis Jr. and Elan Hope

Filed under Higher Education

Sep. 4, 2021

What Texas’s Abortion Ban Could Mean For The Rest Of The Country

By Galen Druke, Alex Samuels, Sarah Frostenson and Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

Filed under Politics Podcast