u.s. government
Cori Bush Fought for St. Louis. Now She’s in the Fight of Her Career.
“Fighting for something is how we lead,” the congresswoman says.
By Jacqui Germain
What Young Voters Should Know About Tim Walz as VP
The Sunrise Movement called Walz “the fighter young people need.”
By Marilyn La Jeunesse
With Walz Pick, Peggy Flanagan Could Become the First Native American Woman Governor In US History
Flanagan could become the state’s first female governor, and the first Native American governor in United States history.
By Angie Jaime
Why This Year’s DNC Is Being Compared to the Chaotic 1968 DNC
We take a look back at the 1968 convention.
By Rebecca Fishbein
The “Kids Online Safety Act” Is Dead For Now, But Advocates Warn It Will Return
The legislation was extensively criticized by the ACLU and other organizations for its potential to censor LGBTQ+ content.
By James Factora
Trump Embarrassed Himself in a Room of Black Journalists
And the NABJ shouldn’t have invited him in the first place.
By Sierra Lyons
Where Do Harris and Trump Actually Stand on the Issues?
Like abortion, guns, climate change, and more.
By Teen Vogue Staff
It’s Actually Fine to Joke About the Most Powerful People in the Country
Mocking the JD Vances of the world as "weird" angers and defangs them.
By Rebecca Fishbein
Who Will Kamala Harris Pick as Her Running Mate?
Meet five front-runners for the VP slot.
By Emma Specter
How Kamala Harris Could Earn Young People’s Trust on Gaza
More than 39,000 Palestinians have been killed in the conflict.
By Simone Zimmerman
What to Know About the Conservative Takeover of America’s Courts
Federal judges have so much power.
By Rachel Janfaza
Mask Bans Are an Insult to Disabled People and Protesters Alike
The bans threaten disabled people and protesters alike.
By Alice Wong
Here’s How 29 Young People Feel About Biden Dropping Out
And Kamala Harris becoming the likely nominee.
By Samuel Larreal , Jane Houseal, Toni Odejimi , Lizzie Ramirez, Tori Gantz, Lydia McFarlane, and Sarah Akaaboune
Kamala Harris Is the Only Logical Choice Right Now
Election Day is less than four months away.
By Rebecca Fishbein
What Happens Now That Biden Dropped Out?
A presumptive nominee dropping out is not an ordinary event, but it is also not a crisis.
By Grace Panetta, The 19th*
Voters Can Still Take Back Control Over State Abortion Rights
In states like Nevada, activists are working to enshrine the right to abortion in their constitution.
By Lizzie Ramirez
I Got to Be a Politician for a Week. Here's How It Changed Me.
I was elected “governor” of Missouri, and now I’m campaigning for the actual governor.
By Cecilia Bartin