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The 2024 elections showcased significant voter shifts in the Western United States, with Republicans gaining support from voters of color and Democrats appealing to white constituents. Voter turnout varied widely, …
Voting Dynamics in the 2024 Western United States Elections Read More
American voters express a desire for moderate candidates yet often face extreme options due to gerrymandering and tight primary elections. This year, various ballot initiatives aimed at electoral reform, including …
Examining Electoral Reform: Why Americans Hesitate to Change the System Read More
On December 26, 2004, a 9.1-magnitude earthquake off the coast of Sumatra generated a massive tsunami that killed over 230,000 people and displaced millions across several countries. This event remains …
Twenty Years Since the 2004 Sumatra Earthquake and Tsunami Disaster Read More
A CSU study reveals that climate change, particularly glacial retreat, is associated with increased earthquake activity in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. As glaciers melt, fault movements accelerate significantly, leading …
Study Reveals Link Between Climate Change and Increased Earthquakes Read More
President-elect Donald Trump is teasing U.S. territorial expansion into Canada, Greenland, and the Panama Canal, blending genuine policy interest with provocative rhetoric. His proposals, which echo 19th-century Manifest Destiny concepts, …
Trump’s Provocative Suggestions on U.S. Territorial Expansion Read More
This article examines the potential for earthquakes in Colorado Springs during the Christmas season, recalling a notable 4.0 magnitude earthquake that occurred on December 25, 1994. Though seismic activity is …
The Possibility of Earthquakes in Colorado Springs This Christmas Season Read More
On Christmas Day, 1994, a 4.0 earthquake shook Colorado Springs. While earthquakes are infrequent in Colorado compared to other states, the region does have numerous fault lines, and residents should …
Understanding the Possibility of a Christmas Earthquake in Colorado Springs Read More
Research shows that U.S. cold-related deaths have doubled since 1999, linked to more frequent cold snaps due to climate change. Vulnerable populations, particularly the elderly and minority groups, are at …
Rising Cold Weather Deaths in the U.S. Linked to Climate Change and Vulnerable Populations Read More
The Montana Supreme Court upheld a prior ruling that recognized the constitutional right of 16 young activists to a clean environment. This decision arose from a lawsuit challenging a law …
Montana Supreme Court Upholds Landmark Ruling for Youth Climate Rights Read More
Montana’s Supreme Court has upheld a lower court’s ruling favoring 16 young activists who argued that a state law blocking climate considerations in energy planning was unconstitutional. The court recognized …
Montana Supreme Court Affirms Youth Rights in Landmark Climate Ruling Read More