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Statistics suggest it’s time for a collective refresher on all things American Democracy. Who better to teach the course than the media makers already covering politics, government and election season?

A subtle yet vibrantly pink cover wraps around a 2023, hard-bound book. A white, shadow-like figure of the devil stands on top; legs crossed, cell phone in hand, selfie-mode activated. The text underneath reads: "Bottoms Up and the Devil Laughs." This NYT Bestseller by Kerry Howley isn't about the Devil or the evil of selfies — well, at least not inherently. Rather, it is a book about the complexities of mental gymnastics, and the dangers of drawing conclusions from the arbit

I met him when I was only 3 years old. My preschool teacher became our family babysitter when I started kindergarten, and by the time I finished first grade, he was our after-school nanny. Another family eventually joined the mix, and every day became a playdate. He let us eat extra ice cream and watch exciting, new media we wouldn't have seen otherwise. There was one condition: secrecy. His nervous twitches got worse when we watched PG-13 rom-coms or sat through the first in

Written for a special topics course titled "Change the Narrative, Change the World," brought to USC's Annenberg School by The Norman Leer Center.

A skeptical journalist is many things. In fact, a multi-faceted approach to journalism as a public service is what makes such a journalist 'skeptical.' They think critically about all information received and shared. They prioritize diverse perspectives and consider the impact of each throughout the journalistic process. There is intention behind the information they look for and receive, and still, as they decide what to share in the final package of carefully, or skepticall

Activist and Actress Jameela Jamil said in a speech at the 2019 MAKERS Conference that, “learning to have sex from porn is like learning to drive from watching The Fast and The Furious. A bloody horrendous idea”

Scandinavia is known to be the most progressive region of the world when it comes to gender equality, particularly within the workforces and economies of its countries. Although the U.S. has taken great strides in the direction of equality, we, as a nation, still have a mountain to climb.

An article written as a timed writing exercise in a feature writing course at University College London. Topic and a list of quotations were provided.

More and more people are making the move out of the city, with London’s youth fleeing at a rate of 100,000 a year. But, is there more to this mass exodus than ever-growing rent?