Meet the startup that wants to make it easier to be an informed citizen
This Oregon-based startup aims to make civic engagement a lot more easy and enjoyable — for voters, candidates, advocacy organizations, and businesses alike.
Read MoreHow To Feel Good About Voting When Things Are Looking Bad
Experts say U.S. voters are feeling disillusioned about the upcoming election. They also say there's hope.
Read MoreWhy Rep. Maxwell Frost Is Hopeful About Gen Z's Future in Politics
The first Gen Z member of Congress on organizing from a place of love — and advocating for the need to make running for office more accessible for young people.
Read MoreHope in the heartbreak: First responders bravely kept cars from Baltimore bridge moments before collapse
This morning, Baltimore, Maryland's Key Bridge was struck by a passing cargo ship and collapsed — but first responders kept the situation from being much worse.
Read MoreWomen veterans are receiving more benefits, care from VA than ever before
Progress is attributed to legislative measures and ongoing initiatives such as the PACT Act and the new Women's Health Research Collaborative.
Read MoreCDC honors John Green for his efforts to eliminate tuberculosis
Author John Green has been recognized by the Centers for Disease Control as a Tuberculosis Elimination Champion.
Read MoreUK lawmakers strike down anti-trans bill by... talking about ferrets?
The "Ferret Filibuster" has made the animal a symbol for trans resistance, as MPs delay a ban on gender-affirming care.
Read MoreJohn Green announces $1M annual donation to fight his (least) favorite disease
YouTuber and author John Green has just announced a major investment in the fight to end tuberculosis in the Philippines.
Read MoreA rebooted community solar program provides support for for lower-income Minnesotans
A new state law is ushering in several changes to the state’s community solar program, with developers seeing new rules and requirements, as well as new opportunities.
Read MoreA new Michigan law will automatically register people to vote when leaving prison
The law is the first in the nation and expands the Department of Corrections’ current effort to restore voting rights to returning citizens.
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