Today, I am not worried about myself. I am worried about the groups of people that millions of Americans completely dismissed while casting their vote for president-elect Donald Trump.
In one key race, Republican Bernie Moreno is running against incumbent Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH), and both candidates carry high-stakes implications that will affect every Ohioan.
Endorsements for Harris from individuals who either disagree with her currently, don’t align with the Democratic party or supported Trump in the past prove she is the lesser of two evils.
Trump’s violent rhetoric surrounding factual media dismisses journalism, but Biden is working to reinstate the belief that journalism is an important entity to democracy. As Election Day approaches, journalists and Americans aware of the importance of the press must vote accordingly.
Voting with upholding democracy and its fair processes in mind is crucial for a more stable future.
Dolly Alderton’s “Everything I Know About Love” encapsulates the beauty of college friendships, providing needed reminders and uplifting students.
Local journalism, especially in the wake of a disaster, is largely valued by communities and provides information people otherwise wouldn’t have access to.
In a hot-headed election when many voters don’t fully align with either candidate, indecisiveness at the polls is high. Vice President Kamala Harris is working to tap into this population of undecided voters – and not through traditional mediums.
OU has a history of commitment to free speech, but ambiguous parts of policies exist today that could potentially interfere with every student’s First Amendment rights.
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