Emerson College announces protest limitations, conduct changes
By Madison Lucchesi
Emerson College announced new demonstration policies on Friday.
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Paul Dans, Director of Project 2025, steps down
By Emma Siebold
Project 2025 Director Paul Dans announced he is stepping down after the project received criticism from the Trump administration.
Top Democrats endorse Harris’ presidential bid
By Emma Siebold
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Vice President Kamala Harris racked up endorsements from top Democrats in the week after President Joe Biden dropped out of the 2024 race.
Immigration: A comparison of parties
By Isabella Osgood Illegal immigration is a top concern for voters this presidential election. Gallup News reported that immigration is the most important topic that does not pertain to economics this election season. An...
Biden struggles in new Siena College poll following debate performance
By Emma Siebold
After a poor debate performance on June 27, President Joe Biden is now polling at 43% compared to Donald Trump’s 49%, according to a recent Siena College/The New York Times poll.
Proposed Massachusetts Ballot Questions address MCAS, psychedelics, and unions
By Madison Lucchesi
On election day, Massachusetts voters will cast a presidential ballot and determine the future of 5 state laws.
More Democrats call for Biden to step aside
By Noah Berkowitz
An additional four Democratic lawmakers in Congress voiced their concerns on Sunday regarding whether President Joe Biden should remain as the party’s nominee for President.
Gov. Healey recommends Biden “carefully evaluate” campaign continuation
By Madison Lucchesi
Gov. Maura Healey recommended that President Biden reevaluate his presidential campaign on Friday. Healey is the first Democratic governor to publicly suggest Biden reconsider reelection.
Polls reveal Gen Z’s concerns for the upcoming election
By Meghan Boucher
According to the Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement, 41 million members of Gen Z will be eligible to vote in 2024.
Psychedelics to be on the Massachusetts ballot this year
By Tara Nguyen
A campaign to decriminalize the possession and usage of plant-based psychedelics, like magic mushrooms (psilocybin) might make it onto the ballot in November.