politics – Cedar BluePrints Magazine

Stop using your “library voice”

Nearly 100 million Americans did not cast a vote in the 2016 presidential election, representing 43% of the eligible voting-age

On the morning of Sept. 5, the nation watched in horror as a gunman rampaged through Apalachee High School, killing

We live in a time of connection. Anyone from almost anywhere can have a conversation with someone across the world

Gen Z tends to think that we are this ground-breaking generation that defies boundaries and barriers, but so many of

Election Day is quickly approaching, with just 5 days remaining. Lexy Doherty, the Democratic candidate seeking to represent Georgia’s 10th

Incumbent District Attorney Deborah Gonzalez and challenger Kalki Yalamanchili are facing each other in the 2024 general election to become

Reverend Fahed Abu-Akel is a Palestinian Arab Christian who grew up in Kafr Yasif, a village 25 miles northwest of

Eric Linder is the current Rabbi at the Congregation Children of Israel (CCI) in Athens, Georgia. Prior to becoming their

Senators Mitch McConnell, Chris Van Hollen and John Fetterman have all displayed symptoms of a stroke in the past year.

Cedar Shoals senior Mason Hardy will be able to vote for the first time in the 2024 elections next November,