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Written by Evelynn Leung from Academy of Saint Elizabeth in Morristown NJ Recent studies from developed countries provide consistent evidence of an expanding ideological gap between young men and women. Fernandez-Torres et al. (2025), Nennstiel and Hudde (2025), Chowdhury (2026), and Milosav et al. (2026), for example, observe that young women are increasingly aligned with progressive political values, while men tend to remain ideologically constant or move rightward. Eviden

Written by Yuze Zhu from St. George's School, Rhode Island, USA In 2022, the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine War marked the start of a new era of warfare technology. The term “drone warfare” was suddenly seen in headlines about this conflict in publications across the world. Inexpensive small drones went from being used by civilians for taking pictures and bringing pleasure to being transformed into mass-produced killing machines. Yet new technology brings new pollution and w

Written by Cici Cui from Bellevue Christian School in Washington, USA “To make sacrifices to a ghost that is not one’s own is toadying.” Confucius (551-479 BCE) March 2021, Atlanta: Six Asian women shot dead by a white male. February 2022, Los Angeles: 17 Chinese elders massacred while celebrating Lunar New Year. New York City: “You don’t belong here, you Asian,” said an American before knocking down a Filipino elder. Since 2020, hate crimes directed at Asian Americans have