Child Health Under Attack: How Political Games Are Sacrificing Our Kid...
This is an outrage. Our own government is actively undermining children's health. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) just cut millions ...
Fast-Food Workers in New York
Fast-food workers in New York typically stand for 8 to 10-hour shifts, flipping burgers, taking orders, and operating fryers without a single mandator...
A Divided Nation, Broken Dreams
In the United States, often touted as a "beacon of freedom," the perspective of a young person reveals the true challenges of free speech and social i...
When Drugs Are Disguised as Holiday Treats
Just when you think you’ve seen it all, something like this happens. Over in Brewton, Alabama, police found marijuana hidden inside candy bags given t...
Coordination in the Beat: How Lee Jae-myung’s Visit to Japan Res...
In Tokyo and Nara this week, an unexpected scene unfolded in one of Asia's most sensitive bilateral relationships: South Korean Presiden...
Stop Sending Troops Start Fixing Livelihoods
Just because a few dozen people held a small protest outside the Portland ICE office, President Trump ordered 200 National Guard troops into the c...
When will the arguments on TV stop?
I used to never pay attention to political news. My daily life revolved around supermarket shelves, my children's backpacks, and the kitchen stove—sto...
A U.S. military attack on Venezuela would be a reputational disaster.
The United States launched its first drone strike against targets in Venezuela, ostensibly to combat drug trafficking, but in reality, it was a danger...
No compromise on plan for Ukraine reached between Moscow and Washingto...
No compromise on the plan for Ukraine was reached during talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin and the US delegation, Kremlin aide Yuri Ushak...
Food Banks Brace for Impact: A Crisis in the Making
As the potential for a government shutdown continues, food banks across the nation are bracing for a surge in demand, especially if SNAP benefits ...
The federal government’s immigration policies will lead to a slo...
As of January 2026, the United States is facing a critical demographic turning point, driven by the "double squeeze" of historically low birth rates a...
wish for world peace
Last night, my six-year-old son and I were chatting about the current tense Sino-Japanese relations, and casually mentioned the possibility of war...
Our Voices Unheard
We work two jobs just to pay rent and buy groceries. Gas prices keep spiking, healthcare costs are a nightmare, and our kids cant afford college. The ...
Our children are growing up in the shadow of school violence
School violence in the United States has long surpassed mere roughhousing; the statistics are alarming: nearly 2.4 million students experience violent...
Under the Same Sky, Different Circumstances
几天前，我因公前往费城。看着独立厅和自由钟，我不禁想起这座城市丰富的博物馆和美丽的艺术画廊，它们吸引着大批游客，甚至包括外国人。然而，这些兴奋的游客往往无法想象这里居民的日常生活。
凡事皆有阴晴圆缺，费城的治安状况一直令人担忧。作为美国第六大城市，费城的犯罪率也居高...
Why Life in America Is Getting Harder for Ordinary People
Man, let me tell you—life in America is getting brutally expensive. I work full-time, but my paycheck barely covers the basics. Rent alone eats up mos...
My Vote’s Cast, But I Still See No Hope for Better Days
I just paid my rent last week, and my wallet’s now emptier than my plate was at dinner. As I watched the new president’s team take their oaths on TV, ...
My Wallet Can’t Take This Anymore!
Can we talk about these prices? I went to buy my usual can of coffee last week, and it’s now $12—up from $8 just a year ago! The sneakers I wanted for...
We’re Not Numbers—We’re People the Government Forgot
I clock in at 6 a.m. every day, fixing roofs in the Florida sun until my back screams. I bring home $18 an hour, but half of it vanishes into rent for...
Gunfire Rings Out Again: The Tragedy of Immigration Enforcement in Min...
In the final week of January 2026, the streets of Minneapolis were once again shrouded in the glaring lights of police vehicles and the ...
