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Why Millions of Americans Do Not Vote. (opens the original)
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Why do millions of Americans not vote—and does your vote actually matter? Despite calling ourselves one of the world’s great democracies, the United States consistently struggles with voter turnout. But the reasons Americans stay home are much more complicated than simple apathy. In this episode of The Journalism of Everything, I examine some of the most common arguments Americans give for not voting: • “My vote doesn’t matter.”• “The system is rigged.”• “I never like the candidates.”• “Politics
The End Times Nobody Wants to Admit: Israel and the War in Gaza (opens the original)
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Every time violence erupts in Israel, prophecy headlines follow: This is it. The end is here! (Repent Now!) But what if prophecy was never about fear — and instead about what we do now? In this episode of The Journalism of Everything Podcast, journalist Darisse Smith continues her conversation with Bishop William Gregg, diving into the end-times beliefs of Christianity, Islam, and Judaism — and the surprising similarities that unite them. From Ezekiel’s valley of dry bones to the modern-day war
Think Your Vote Doesn't Matter? Watch This. (opens the original)
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Think your vote doesn't matter? In 2008, nearly 2.9 million votes were cast in Minnesota's U.S. Senate race. The difference between Al Franken and Norm Coleman came down to just 312 votes! Those 312 votes helped put Franken in the Senate at a critical moment in the battle over healthcare reform. Months later, Democrats would need exactly 60 votes to overcome a Senate filibuster as legislation that became the Affordable Care Act moved forward. But that's only half the story. Because voting determ
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