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A Path Toward Peace Through Action, Not Destruction Sudan’s civil war has become one of the world’s most devastating humanitarian crises, claiming tens of thousands of lives, injuring countless civilians, and forcing millions of families to flee their homes. Hospitals have been destroyed, food supplies disrupted, and basic infrastructure left in ruins, leaving ordinary people struggling…

Written by Claude Tatro, with analytical and language support from Alder (ChatGPT) Once again, Americans are facing the familiar and troubling threat of a government shutdown, as members of Congress signal they may block funding unless their legislative demands are met. This is not political theater. Shutdowns carry real consequences for working families, businesses, and…

War is often justified with words like security, deterrence, honor, or necessity. But when examined through time, lives lost, and economic destruction, war repeatedly proves itself to be one of humanity’s most wasteful and senseless choices. The conflicts unfolding today show a consistent pattern. Enormous suffering accumulates while political outcomes remain uncertain, delayed, or unchanged.…

Why IVMV Supports Economic Participation Starting in Sixth Grade Much of today’s civic debate begins on college campuses. One visible example is the work of Charlie Kirk and Turning Point USA , whose efforts are based on the belief that many college students, particularly at ideologically liberal institutions, have been guided toward…

A balanced reflection on energy, capacity, and international cooperation Venezuela’s long relationship with oil tells a complex story. Once, its natural resources helped support a strong economy and rising living standards. Today, despite holding the largest proven oil reserves in the world, Venezuela struggles to convert those resources into stability and prosperity for its people.…

Faith, Governance, and Civic Responsibility Through Peaceful Reform Author’s Note Having no personal lived experience within the historical and cultural context of Iran , this reflection is grounded in historical study, comparative civic experience, and deep respect for the Iranian people. It is offered not as instruction or prescription, but as solidarity and reflection…

Inflation is usually discussed like a single number scrolling across the news. But in real life, inflation shows up as a bundle of pressures housing, energy, food, interest rates, supply shocks, policy decisions, and sometimes tariffs layered on top. For most households, the experience is painfully consistent: Prices move first. Paychecks chase later. Below is…

The 2026 U.S. election cycle is underway, with candidate filing deadlines passed or looming and state primaries set across the country. These milestones determine who appears on the ballot for federal and state offices and shape how voters engage with the issues that impact their lives. NCSL +1 Below we…

As we here at I Vote My Vote forecast in the Blog entitled “Why do the Democrats want us to pay more for everything?” dated December 12, 2025, the economic news released over the past few days is extremely encouraging for 2026. Here are samples of the good economic news released by the government: …