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Young Haitians Are Fed Up With All the Racist Lies and Fearmongering
“I'm talking about first-graders whose friends want to know if they eat cats at home.”
By Caroline Val
Biden's Student Debt Plan Paused Again After Previous Pause Expired
One estimate found the plan stands to benefit “as many as 3 in every 4 federal student loan holders.”
By Lex McMenamin
How Extreme Weather Enables Voter Suppression
On primary election day in Arizona, voters cast ballots in 110-degree heat.
By Tori Gantz
The Internet Had a Field Day with Vance’s Weird Comments About Women During VP Debate
“I know a woman, she’s watching, hello woman.”
By Teen Vogue Staff
College Students Are Voting in Numbers They Never Have Before
“You’d think the dysfunction would scare people off, but it’s a motivator.”
By Jon Marcus, The Hechinger Report
Arrests. Possible Deportation. Campus Protest Suppression Hits the Fall Semester
From legal defense campaigns to silent "study-ins," here's what students are navigating while protesting for Palestine.
By Jane Houseal
These Anti-Slavery Youth Activists Helped Abraham Lincoln Get Elected
The Wide Awakes symbol was a single eye, open to the danger slavery posed.
By Blake Lindsey and Taylor Malone
You Can Get Paid to Help People Vote
Poll working is a great way to help your community.
By Abhinand Keshamouni and Mallory Rogers
Chappell Roan Says She's Voting for Harris After Online Furor
Chappell Roan is far from being neutral or "both sides"-ing — she's criticizing both parties because they both have failings.
By Lex McMenamin
How an American Girl Doll Meme Account Became an Election Resource
Meet Hellicity Merriman.
By Megan Wahn
What It’s Like to Be a Reporter on the 2024 Campaign Trail
Yamiche Alcindor is covering Harris and Dasha Burns is trailing Trump.
By Toni Odejimi
Hey New Voters! Here's Everything You Need To Know
This year, more than four million teens will be able to vote for the first time.
By Charlotte King
Less Than Half of 18 to 24 Year Olds Are Registered to Vote
Voting is a habit.
By The New Voters Collaborative
These Charts Show Just How Much Power Gen Z Voters Have
18- to 24-year-olds could determine the outcome of the 2024 election.
By Rebecca Mears
Young Muslim and Arab-American Voters Feel ‘Left Out’ of This Election
"Being the ideal candidate means having a moral compass."
By Sarah Akaaboune
How Young Conservatives Feel About Voting in a Blue State
“It didn't feel like voting mattered."
By Maggie LeBeau
The Dangerous Myth of the Criminal Migrant
Democrats and Republicans alike have pushed this false narrative.
By Barbara Sostaita
‘Icked Out’, ‘Confident,’ and ‘Weary’: Young Voters Weigh in on the Debate
Everything Trump said on abortion “just icked me out," one young woman said.
By Toni Odejimi , Lizzie Ramirez, Tori Gantz, and Emmanuella Agyemang
Trump-Harris Debate Spawns Memes About Eating Cats and 'Woke Mad Libs'
Well, here we are.
By Teen Vogue Staff