Much of it has to do with ‘red-lining,’ creating boundaries based on race and economic status.
By Jesslyn Dhillon / For The Herald How would you feel if one of your loved ones were wrongly sentenced to death? The death penalty… Continue reading
By Kiana Davis / For The Herald Approximately 10.5 million undocumented immigrants live in the United States, but soon those people will be displaced back… Continue reading
By John Rommes / For The Herald Did you know that according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, 90% of crimes committed with firearms (as… Continue reading
By Leila Plantilla / For The Herald It’s toward the end of the school year and you, a senior, among all your classmates, are celebrating… Continue reading
By Kynslee Morth / For The Herald School start times need to change. Current data from youth risk behavior survey says that 77.3% of high… Continue reading
By Dega Hartwick / For The Herald Protesting and expressing our opinions is a key part of our right to freedom of speech. But what… Continue reading
By Logan Parker / For The Herald Imagine holding a piece of history in your hand. The penny, a collector’s favorite, has been a connerstone… Continue reading
By Stone Malean / For The Herald When clocks turn ahead an hour in the spring for daylight savings time, losing an hour of sleep… Continue reading
By Artem Nazarchuk / For The Herald Ukraine never started the war, yet it is being blamed. The concept of war is to get what… Continue reading
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Federal funding through the National Science Foundation has provided countless benefits to our lives.
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Along with the thinly veiled bribe, came a shift to excuse the region’s autocratic monarchies.
The tech billionaires see their space and AI quests as better than a bequest to fight poverty and disease.
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A modest stipend for students was providing experience and value. Until the Trump administration fired them.
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If a recession does hit, it’s the lower- and middle-income who can spend the economy’s way out; not the rich.
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Birthright citizenship is clearly law. What was up for debate is the fate of nationwide injunctions.
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Medicaid’s expansion is helping many get the addiction treatment they need, reversing the crisis.
PBS’s best dramas come from British TV. It needs to produce its own money-makers like ‘Downton Abbey.’
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The loss of funding for climate adaptation science will leave regions to weather impacts on their own.
