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How labels are dividing the left

Katelyn Buchalter, STAFF WRITER October 14, 2025

As a country, we are divided more than ever, and it boils down to a lot more than just the left side of the political spectrum versus the right. Recently, there has been a resurfacing in labels and what...

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America voted against its own interests

Kat Powers, SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE November 19, 2024

Donald Trump won this election. The president-elect is a man that is a convicted felon, an alleged rapist, a racist, a misogynist, a homophobe and a xenophobe. This is a man who will now be in control...

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We’re going back

Ryan Monke, ASSISTANT OP-ED EDITOR November 12, 2024

The people have spoken: in January of next year, President-elect Donald Trump will re-enter the White House and serve his second presidential term, becoming the second president to serve two terms non-consecutively....

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Voting isn’t a duty, it’s a choice

Jacob Aurelus, SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE November 4, 2024

As a 19-year-old Black man from Brooklyn, New York, I plan to vote for former President and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. I know my choice isn’t tasteful to some, and I’m completely...

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It’s more than MAGA

Kumba Jagne, SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE October 29, 2024

I went to a rally for former President Donald Trump last month and expected the typical sea of “Make America Great Again” hats I saw flowing through the venue. But the merchandise started getting...

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Melania’s gamble could tank or win campaign

Maisa Ahmad, SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE October 29, 2024

In the politically charged environment of the United States, the issue of abortion remains a contentious issue. With public figures actively voicing their chosen candidate or political views in the 2024...

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Washington, D.C. needs to be a state

Ryan Monke, ASSISTANT OP-ED EDITOR October 29, 2024

There is a popular rallying cry from the American Revolution, the phrase “no taxation without representation” highlighting colonists’ disdain for being forced to pay taxes to the British government...

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