Madagascar is an island located to the southeastern coast of Africa. It is actually the fourth-largest island mass in the world, ranked behind Greenland, New Guinea and Borneo. It’s known mostly for its landscape, exotic wildlife, and a highly diverse array of cultural influences due to its location of many widespread influences. Its population is
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For high school students, the thought of college comes with a bevy of mixed emotions. On one hand, college means freedom, independence, and the chance to chase dreams and the potential for opportunity and success. On the other hand, thoughts of student debt make many students fear if college is even worth it when the
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Society might often talk about sexual assault, but it’s not always truly heard. For most, it’s treated as something distant. In recent months, it’s been dissected as a political issue with the discomforting disclosure of the Epstein Files as Congressional investigations and controversies lag on. At the moment, it’s an issue that only exists in
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Cuba returns to the national and international spotlight at it faces both a severe national energy crisis and the potential of another large-scale U.S. military incursion in the Western Hemisphere. This is in the wake of a U.S.-driven and historic armed regime change in Venezuela, followed by a massive multi-front war led by U.S.-Israeli forces
Abortion is among the most highly debated public policy issues in American history, particularly in the wake of the 2022 overturning of Roe v. Wade following its Dobbs v. Jackson decision, ongoing litigation in lower courts, and continuing battles over access in state legislatures. It is a question involves a wide range of ethical and social dimensions
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The upcoming 2026 Congressional midterms presents opportunity for public discussion on term limits, representation in Congress and the net worth of the candidates running. A good place to start: Term limits. How long should Members of Congress serve? While House terms carry for 2-years and Senate terms carry for 6-years, there is no current limit on the
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Approaching its 250th birthday, America feels like two nations sharing one flag. Neighbors become enemies over one or two election cycles. Truth turned into opinion. Social media platforms ablaze with never-ending toxicity and conflict. Conversations turned into battlefields. Media outlets staking claim to ideological positions. Civil disagreements in legislatures breaking out in actual fights. Holiday
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As we’re coming up on 40 years since human civilization’s largest and most deadly nuclear meltdown disaster, it’s worth exploring the circumstances that led to it. But while doing that, keep in mind: it’s not a matter of what went wrong, it’s a matter of who didn’t do what they were supposed to do. Assessing these disasters
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Imagine a world where the sound of gunfire and the threat of bombs no longer defines our reality, a world where human potential is freed from the shadow of conflict. This is not just a dream, but a question that haunts every generation: Can humanity truly exist without war? In such a world, the immense resources
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Even with the Trump administration’s recent about-face on tariffs, lowering the economic missile on daily items such as beef, coffee, basic fruits, juices and other staples, the cost of living still remains high. Tariffs are not being viewed as a useful foreign policy drill bit as the administration first expected. Instead, Americans are worried it’s
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