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It is either now or never that the U.S. gears up to reach the EV milestones it optimistically announced at the start of the decade.

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Charged for Success: A Free Market Path for U.S. Electric Vehicle Expansion

It is either now or never that the U.S. gears up to reach the EV milestones it optimistically announced at the start of the decade.

Trump Won. What’s Next?

If Trump keeps his word, policy on the border and the economy will likely be the main focus of a new administration, while reproductive rights and involvement in foreign crises are moved to the back burner.

It’s Time For the People’s House to Bulk Up

Since 1911, the U.S. population has tripled, but the number of House seats has remained stagnant at 435. It’s time for the U.S. to consider expanding Congress again.

Just Vote Bro: Trump’s Last Shot at Winning the Election

As Election Day approaches, Trump has prioritized “bro shows” over conventional campaigning in hopes that historically-overlooked young male voters will cast Republican ballots.
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The Paris Olympics: A Celebration for Some, a Burden for Others

“The Olympics ... it’s not just the crowds. It’s the noise, the disruption. Paris will lose its soul for a while.”

Narendra Modi: Champion of Hindu Nationalism, Enemy to Democracy

Modi’s reelection signals the entrenchment of his anti-democratic and hyper-nationalist rhetoric within the Indian political system.

Uses and Abuses of Fashion: Veiling and State Power in Iran

Last year, the “Woman, Life, Freedom” movement’s rejection of the hijab presented an ideological quandary: Is the hijab feminist or a tool of oppression? In the case of Iran, it’s not that simple.
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