Background Whether or not ranked-choice voting is good or bad can be as divisive as the candidates themselves. Voter dissatisfaction is incredibly high, and ranked-choice voting is increasingly seen as a possible improvement to the status quo. It seems that voters, regardless of political affiliation, are unhappy with the current[…]
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Voting by mail has seen increased public debate since the COVID 19 (coronavirus) pandemic created new concerns about voting lines and crowded polls leading up to the 2020 election. As with so many topics, opinions tend to split along political lines. Democratic politicians often favor the mail in option, and[…]
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If you are looking to buy a used car, you’ve probably come across listings for cars with a “branded” or “salvage” title. The price looks good. The pictures look good. But what exactly does the term mean, and, more importantly, should I buy a car with a branded title? Let’s[…]
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Most college students, whether full-time or part-time, whether community college or university, will be faced with choices to take online classes. Some may pursue an entire certificate or degree online, while others may avoid them entirely. All students, though, are likely to face the question, “Should I take online classes?” […]
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Driverless (or autonomous) car technology may still seem like the stuff of science fiction and the distant future, but it is increasingly a part of our lives right now. Further development of the technology is inevitable. Therefore, it is worth asking if driverless cars a good idea Will driverless cars[…]
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In the 2016 presidential election, almost 56% of eligible U.S. voters cast a ballot. That means, of course, that 44% – or approximately 108 million eligible voters – did not vote (based on U.S. Census Bureau statistics). Considering the impact that elected officials have on our everyday lives, that is[…]
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Politics today aren’t just partisan; they are hyper-partisan. A polarizing political environment exists at the national and local levels. Media coverage tends to embrace the extremes as news shows, websites and radio programs use the sensational to attract viewers. Following politics can be exhausting, if not outright depressing. Many people[…]
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