Why the Kids Aren't Alright

Why the Kids Aren't Alright

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This past year wasn’t easy—but it was certainly eventful. Donald Trump returned to the White House, issued a record number of executive orders, deployed the National Guard to American cities—like LA and D.C.—imposed sweeping tariffs on all our trading partners, gutted the governm ...  Show more

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