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The Republican Party’s Official Platform Would Give Rights to Fetuses
The move endangers both abortion and IVF.
By Amanda Becker and Shefali Luthra, The 19th*
What We Know About the Trump Rally Shooting
From the details about the shooting suspect to officials investigating the assassination attempt, here's what we know.
By Ashleigh Carter
Here’s How Much Worse the Supreme Court Could Get If Trump Wins
Conservative justices have already pushed the country far to the right.
By Mackenzie Long
How Young People Feel About Trump’s Criminal Cases
"The distrust of the system is really insane.”
By Rachel Janfaza
What to Expect From the Republican National Convention
Trump is expected to announce his pick for VP.
By Jane Houseal
Getting Involved With Politics Saved Me After My Cancer Diagnosis
I felt lonely and isolated. Getting involved with my community gave me purpose.
By Emily Amick
How You Can Shape the 2024 Election As a High School Student
Even if you can’t vote this year, you can still play a critical role in the election.
By The New Voters Collaborative
This New Supreme Court Ruling Will Transform Every Part of Your Life
It’s hard to overstate just how big of a deal the Chevron decision is.
By Shahrzad Shams
Where Do Biden and Trump Actually Stand on the Issues?
Like abortion, guns, climate change, and more.
By Teen Vogue Staff
What Are Democrats Going to Do About Joe Biden?
After a disastrous debate performance, there are real questions about finding a new nominee.
By Rebecca Fishbein
SCOTUS Immunity Decision: Read Justice Sotomayor’s Terrifying Dissent
"With fear for our democracy, I dissent."
By Angie Jaime
Why Buying Concert Tickets Is Such a Nightmare
Ticketmaster charges fans outrageous fees to get into shows.
By Ron Knox
We Watched the Biden-Trump Debate With Gen Z Voters. They Had Thoughts.
An inside look at watch parties in Phoenix and Miami.
By Samuel Larreal and Tori Gantz
For Once, the Internet Agreed: The First Presidential Debate Was a Trainwreck
Help.
By Teen Vogue Staff
I Ran for Office to Represent My Community and Was Punished
"We engaged in the system and they still tried to keep our voices out."
By State Rep. Mauree TurnerPhotography by Lindsay Perryman
Hawaiʻi Youth Reach ‘Historic’ Settlement in Climate Case
“Mai kuhihewa [make no mistake] young people have the power to make a difference for their futures.”
By Angie Jaime
The Crackdown on the Stop Cop City Movement Is a Warning Sign
Stop Cop City protesters are being charged with domestic terrorism.
By Jamila Osman
What Happens When Protesting Becomes a Crime
In some states, people can now spend up to a year in jail for “obstructing sidewalks.”
By Elly Page and Alana Greer
Inside the History of State Suppression of Abortion in the U.S.
Common pregnancy outcomes, like miscarriage and stillbirths, are now potential criminal offenses.
By Marian Jones