Coronavirus Turns a Key
During the 2016 presidential United States election, analysts near-unanimously predicted that Hillary Clinton would become the 45th President of theContinue Reading
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Author: Lukas Carbone
From the White Kitchen to the White House?
Graphics by Al McLeroy The past few years have seen an unprecedented increase in elected female officeholders. There were almostContinue Reading
Bernie Sanders: The Electable Candidate
Once an afterthought in both the Democratic and Republican presidential primaries, California’s place in the 2020 presidential primary – duringContinue Reading
An Apology to Our Readership
The Page formally apologizes for a now-deleted February 18 article entitled “Puffs and How to Tell What are Real orContinue Reading
Potentially Coming to Your Backyard
Medicare for All. The Green New Deal. Overturning Roe v. Wade. These national topics captured headlines, but perhaps more importantContinue Reading
Native American Heritage Month
Race relations in the United States generally focus on relations between whites and African-Americans, or with immigrant minorities. Too oftenContinue Reading
Bay Area Housing Crisis Sparks Legislative Proposals
In the United States, any household making at least $63,180 annually does better off than most American households. In SanContinue Reading
Game of Thrones Review
Game of Thrones concluded with a season finale meeting expectations and offering excellent cinematography, but relying upon a weak foundation.Continue Reading
Election Poll #2
Due to several candidates announcing their candidacy for President after we conducted our original election poll, we’ve created a newContinue Reading
Every Time a Woman Runs: The Story of Female Presidential Candidates
The past few years have seen higher numbers of female presidential candidates and female politicians in general. Only seven womenContinue Reading