Politics & Government
The Dynamics of Public Health: Part 1
Plagues like the Spanish flu and COVID-19 have shaped public health. Vaccine skepticism, fueled by past injustices, persists despite their proven benefits. Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s focus on chronic illnesses raises concerns about neglecting infectious disease research, highlighting the importance of global health efforts.
The Folly of Running the U.S. like a Business
The U.S. faces unprecedented challenges, with concerns over unqualified department heads and dismantled agencies under the current administration. President Trump’s promise to govern “like a business” led to controversial changes, including layoffs and program closures through the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Critics argue these measures harm local economies and essential services, leaving citizens underserved.
Inauguration Day and The Uncertain American Future
Trump’s inauguration as the 47th U.S. President raises concerns about corporate influence, racial minority impacts, and an uncertain future for America and its global relations.
Are We Heading Towards a New Age of American Imperialism?
The article critiques President Trump’s imperialistic proposals, like acquiring Greenland, annexing Canada, and taking Gaza. These ideas suggest a shift away from “America First” and raise concerns about instability, displacement, and U.S. foreign policy.
Interview about MN Government Work
This piece covers Kailez Campbell, a University of Minnesota student, who entered politics through activism and campaign work. She hopes to pursue law and inspire young people to get involved.
Deadlock to Action: The MN House GOP’s Push Amid a Fragile Majority
The 2025 Minnesota legislative session began with a GOP-DFL power-sharing standoff. A special election gave Republicans a slim edge, allowing them to push bills like HF0008, which aims to streamline environmental permitting but faces criticism over potential risks. Its future remains uncertain.
The Discourse of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
DEI programs aim to support marginalized communities and address racial discrimination. While supporters see them as beneficial, critics like Ron DeSantis call them discriminatory and “woke.” The debate continues.
Empowering Change: Minnesota Premieres “It’s Basic” Documentary, Fanning the Flames of the Guaranteed Income Movement
Filmmaker Marc Levin’s powerful documentary shed light on the transformative impact of the guaranteed income movement on communities nationwide. Hosted by St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter, the event gathered fervent community members ready to ignite change through a guaranteed income.
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Opinion
As campuses surge with protest calling for an ending of war in Israel, a naked truth is laid bare, anti-semitism is alive and well in the U.S.
As thousands of students plunge college campuses across the country into a state of chaos to “free Palestine,” it is no surprise that antisemitism flows within the movement.
Community
Haute Dish Annual Spring Reading
Each semester work is submitted for [blind] voting by a volunteer editorial staff, which consists of current Metro students working in the areas of prose, poetry and art.
Health & Beauty
YWCA Minneapolis Announces Radical Restructuring, Prioritizing Social Justice Initiatives
In a groundbreaking move, YWCA Minneapolis is embarking on a radical restructuring to intensify its commitment to social justice causes.
Tech & Science
Tools for trusting information in a world of information overload
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