Editor’s Note: Kara Alaimo, an associate professor in the Lawrence Herbert School of Communication at Hofstra University, writes about issues affecting women and social media. She was spokeswoman for international affairs in the Treasury Department ...
Tomorrow is Election Day, and what I would like to write today is a column about the irrationality of voting for a Democrat, any Democrat, in a country their party has run into the ground ...
These past few months have been filled with campaign ads, whether you’re watching NC State struggle through another close call or indulging in the newest show on your favorite streaming service. These ads often feel ...
While curriculum in Canada is a provincial and territorial responsibility, there is room for the federal government to establish national standards for digital media literacy. On a broader scale, we must adopt a national digital media literacy strategy. All ...
In response to concerns about disinformation and the rise of authoritarian political movements, leaders in education, journalism, and civic life have called for media literacy initiatives to educate the public—and young people, in particular—about the ...
The best way to combat disinformation is through educating children. Image: Free pic Reading Time: 2 minutes Understanding media is the only way to fight disinformation We live in a time where truth is hanging ...
Editor’s Note: Sign up to get this weekly column as a newsletter. We’re looking back at the strongest, smartest opinion takes of the week from CNN and other outlets. CNN — “Buy land,” the saying ...
To the Editor: Re “Andrew Yang’s New Third Party Will Fail,” by Jamelle Bouie (column, July 31): The Forward Party’s founders are right about the lamentable level of acrimony in American politics today, but their ...
Mainstream Democrats have historically treated abortion as a divisive issue best left on the periphery of their campaign strategy. (Biden himself did not utter the word “abortion” until more than a year into his presidency.) ...
Comment on this story Comment Fear is a part of every elected official’s life. To keep their jobs, they must worry about whether something they do or say will anger their constituents. Many a bill ...
