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Carolyn Jones CalMatters The Nov. 3 ballot is long and filled with consequential races. But one thing most voters in California won’t see: much ado about school boards. About half of California’s school board candidates are most likely running unopposed, according to a recent USC report, leaving a dearth...
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Robi Morder The Conversation La movilización que ha impulsado el movimiento de los estudiantes de secundaria, que comenzó en los suburbios de París en septiembre de 2026, se inscribe en la continuidad de la acción de vuelta al colegio en respuesta a un empeoramiento de las condiciones (ausencia de...
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Robi Morder The Conversation The mobilization behind the high schoolers’ movement that began in the Paris suburbs in September 2026 is in continuity with the back-to-school action in response to situations that are deemed to have worsened (absent teachers, overcrowded classrooms, dilapidated premises, etc.) that secondary education has been experiencing...
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Nadia Lathan CalMatters Want to know who’s who in Republican politics? Look no further than the megadonors bankrolling California’s voter ID initiative. Illinois billionaire packing supply magnate Richard Uihlein, who has poured tens of millions of dollars into conservative causes, has contributed $17 million to the campaign for Proposition...
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Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Politics, Economics, and Law (PPEL), University of Richmond With Election Day 2026 just weeks away and control of Congress hanging in the balance, the results will almost certainly hinge on voter turnout, just as they did in 2024. Given that genuinely undecided voters are...
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Donald Trump obtuvo el 43% del voto hispano en 2024, frente al 35% en 2020, un avance importante para los republicanos. Ahora, a medida que se acercan las elecciones de mitad de mandato, los hispanos en Estados Unidos, independientemente de su afiliación política, están perdiendo la fe en el...
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President Donald Trump won 43% of the Hispanic vote in 2024, up from 35% in 2020 – a big gain for Republicans. Now, as the midterms approach, Hispanic Americans across party lines are losing faith in the American Dream, and his administration’s immigration crackdown appears to be part of...
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Nadia Lathan CalMatters Fue en marzo cuando un grupo de legisladores de California decidió abordar un tema delicado: el matrimonio infantil. Durante los próximos tres meses, los demócratas idearían un plan para persuadir a sus colegas reticentes de que finalmente prohibieran esta práctica y se enfrentarían a los grupos...
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Nadia Lathan CalMatters It was March when a group of California lawmakers decided they’d broach a sticky topic: child marriage. Over the next three months, Democrats would devise a plan to persuade reluctant colleagues to finally outlaw the practice and contend with special interest groups that might work against...