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As Vice President Kamala Harris develops her policy vision, she often comes back to what one top adviser described on Wednesday as the “wedding album” question. “She uses this analogy of when you go to somebody’s house and they have their wedding album sitting on their coffee table,” said Rohini Kosoglu, a longtime policy adviser to Harris. “And you start flipping through, and she’s like ‘What

As diagnoses of autism spectrum disorder have increased in the last two decades, so have the number of experimental and off-label therapies seeking to address the condition. For parents navigating the complex and often contradictory landscape of autism interventions — while also balancing medical appointments, educational specialists and countless other family needs — evaluating these

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez recently made headlines for calling perennial Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein “predatory” and “not serious.” AOC is right. Giving voters more choices is a good thing for democracy. But third-party politics isn’t performance art. It’s hard work — which Stein is not doing. As AOC observed: “[When] all you do is show up once every four years to speak to

The Australian Electoral Commission launched a trial of the program in July, with plans to release it nationwide by 2025. An Australian flag flies atop Parliament House in Canberra, Australia, on Feb. 8, 2024. An Australian flag flies atop Parliament House in Canberra, Australia, on Feb. 8, 2024. Melanie Sun/The Epoch Times Students could soon engage with election video games aimed at teaching