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Does Trump’s impeachment trial set a dangerous precedent for our nation’s future?

Will history judge President Trump’s impeachment trial as an indictment on his record and the surge of American populism, or as precedent further normalizing the political dominance of the executive branch and divisive partisanship? (graphic by Jessica Tapia)

Joey Weslo, General Assignment Reporter

February 21, 2020

What to think when you’re thinking about impeachment: 5 essential reads

What to think when you’re thinking about impeachment: 5 essential reads

January 21, 2020

The Nachusa Grasslands in northwestern Illinois is one of the few remaining examples of the once-dominant tallgrass prairie ecosystem in the state. The Nature Conservancy reintroduced bison, natural grasses and wildflowers to the prairie (photo: Joey Weslo)

While facing unprecedented mass extinctions, Trump proposes weakening Endangered Species Act

October 2, 2019

Young LGBT Americans score higher on political engagement surveys.
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Young LGBT Americans are more politically engaged than the rest of Generation Z

July 1, 2019

With questions surrounding where the gay rights movement desires to go and how it wants to define itself, have the divisions in opinion hindered solidarity and progress?

Trump Administration Rule Would Undo Health Care Protections For LGBTQ Patients

June 12, 2019

The Marginalization of Latinos in the Trump Era

The Marginalization of Latinos in the Trump Era

Karla Villegas Pineda, News Correspondent

May 1, 2019

DuPage Students for a Democratic Society protest border wall state of emergency

DuPage Students for a Democratic Society protest border wall state of emergency

February 27, 2019

In 2017, millions protested against President Nicolas Maduro dissolving the opposition-led National Assembly congress to create a puppet congress, the Constituent Assembly. The opposition to his increasingly authoritarian actions signaled support in Hugo Chavez’s 1999 Bolivarian socialist revolution was finally waning

Is American intervention in Venezuela justified?

February 7, 2019

In an effort to rebuke President Trump's handling of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi's murder, the Senate has garnered support voting on a measure to end U.S. support for the Saudi-led campaign in the war in Yemen. After 10,000 deaths and 85,000 children under-the-age-of-five starving to death, the question remains, 'What took so long?'

Let the murder of Khashoggi end the war in Yemen

December 17, 2018

Ed Yohnka has for 19 years strived to promote the American Civil Liberties Union's mission to protect the individual rights and liberties guaranteed to every person by the law and Constitution of the United States

The ACLU’s frontline battle challenging Trump’s overreach

November 22, 2018

Anatomy of a Conspiracist

Conspiracies derive from our cognitive disposition to see patterns and meaning in a chaotic universe. Also serving as an antidote to our insecurities, they become enhanced by our suspicions of authority

Joey Weslo, General Assignment Reporter

November 8, 2018

Egyptian Satirist Bassem Youssef: A Comedian in Political Exile

Bassem Youssef performs his political satire routine before a sold-out theater at College of DuPage on Oct. 19

Joey Weslo, General Assignment Reporter

November 1, 2018

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