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A depleted cache of oxygen tanks, necessary for treating COVID patients.

Another casualty of Afghanistan’s takeover: a collapse of the Afghan healthcare system

Sindhu Talluri '25
October 28, 2021

The case for Biden’s infrastructure plan: As the pandemic recedes, it’s time to start fixing roads

Blythe Heller '22
June 4, 2021

The case against Biden’s infrastructure plan: How the American Rescue Plan extends way past recovery

Eva Tariko '22
June 4, 2021
The quest to uncover the rise of QAnon

HBO’s “Q: Into the Storm” decodes the growth of QAnon

Hilary Weisburd '21
May 17, 2021
Mr. Cooper is known for his politics classes and his infamous green pen.

Humans of Ransom Everglades: Mr. Greg Cooper on Plays, Politics, and Poll-Watching

Joan Joseph '21
February 3, 2021
RE students attending a Biden rally in October.

What’s next? After Biden win, young progressives prepare for the fight ahead

Maya Rego '21
December 17, 2020
This is the second time President Trump has tried to contort the Census process for political ends

Trump’s second attempt to rig the Census betrays the Constitution and conservatism

James Srebnick '21
December 13, 2020
Screenshot taken during the Louder with Crowder live stream.

Our elections have become the Super Bowl

Jackson Mopsick '21
December 12, 2020
The Decline of American Conservatism

The Decline of American Conservatism

James Srebnick '21
November 17, 2020
The Catalyst 2020 Voter Guide

The Catalyst 2020 Voter Guide

Liza Dill '21
November 1, 2020
Alex Dray 21 poses after leaving one of the many houses he visited as part of his job canvassing for Danielle Levine Cava, a candidate in the Miami-Dade County mayoral race. Dawning a mask and his cap to show support for the campaign, Alex canvassed across Districts 5 and 7, which includes areas such as Brickell, Little Havana, and Miami Beach.

RE students make waves in the political sphere

Maya Rego '21
October 15, 2020
George Will (Left) and James Srebnick 21 (Right)

The Erosion of Objective Discourse: A Conversation with George F. Will

James Srebnick '21
October 15, 2020
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