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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Japan’s Far Right Is Courting Young Voters (opens the original)
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Sanseitō has attracted young voters through a robust social-media strategy, Charlie Kirk–like public speaking events, and anti-establishment messaging. Viewers became party members, and party members became organizers. Eventually, they became voters, too. On May 16, the founder of Japan’s extremist right-wing Sanseitō party Sohei Kamiya was scheduled to speak at the University of Tokyo’s annual May Festival, an event mostly attended by freshmen. His planned appearance, organized by the conservat
As Cornell’s Rape Case Draws National Attention, Students Want Accountability. (opens the original)
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A new lawsuit alleging that a former student was drugged and gang-raped by Chi Phi fraternity members is sparking outrage in the Cornell community. A new lawsuit alleging that a former Cornell student was drugged and gang-raped by several members of the Chi Phi fraternity has generated national attention after The Cornell Daily Sun broke the story. On September 14, the student, identified only as Jane Doe in court filings, sued Cornell University and law enforcement officials for neglecting to p
Is Platonic Co-Parenting the Future of the Family? (opens the original)
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Disillusioned with the nuclear family and apprehensive of tethering their reproductive futures to the bleak hellscape of modern love, young people are seeking a different way. Caitlin Asher always knew she wanted children. But she never envisioned her family looking the way it does now. Asher is single, but she doesn’t parent alone. She shares children with her best friend, Amanda Oelrich, and Amanda’s husband, Chris. Asher is not in a romantic relationship with the couple and never has been. In
How Trump’s Crackdown on Speech Has Damaged the Student Press (opens the original)
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I serve as editor in chief and president of The Stanford Daily. Our newsroom has keenly felt the effects of Trump’s campus crackdown, which is why we sued the federal government. In the most painful chapter of my time as a college newspaper editor, I watched fear of the US government silence my international student peers. The height of that fear came in March 2025, when masked federal agents in Massachusetts seized a young woman named Rümeysa Öztürk off the sidewalk for co-authoring a pro-Pales
How a 26-Year-Old Beat a 42-Year Incumbent—and What It Means for Democrats (opens the original)
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As the only undergraduate managing a primary campaign in the state, I helped a 26-year-old beat a 42-year incumbent. Here is what Democrats can learn from our win. On a Tuesday evening, two weeks before the August 11 Democratic primary in Connecticut, more than 100 people piled into New Haven’s Coogan Pavilion for a debate among the three candidates running for state representative. Seniors, students, and young couples filled the local community center’s folding chairs, so I stood at the back wi
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