President Trump has signed over 100 executive orders (EOs) in the first four months of his presidency. His EOs have touched every corner of his
Data analysts have been decoding the “pink tax,” as it’s aptly named. Its cost disparities have affected countless female consumers. In 2015, the NYC Consumer
Atlanta loves Coca-Cola. The iconic soft drink has been around for over a century and is often considered a staple of American culture. However, their
Do you remember waking up on a bright Saturday morning, hoping to catch your favorite cartoon, only to see the latest toy advertised with the
Around the world, politicians are taking advantage of the new advancements in generative AI to win their election campaigns. Generative AI uses artificial intelligence to
For centuries, mass deportations, pushed by politicians, have negatively impacted Hispanic communities, whether citizens or noncitizens of the United States. Despite studies showing economic boosts
For seniors in high school, Prom costs can add up fast. Jordan Weems, a senior at Charles R. Drew Charter School, estimates that she’ll be
In this special podcast, hosted by Axel Pearson from North Springs High School, various guests, including Aniya McKenzie, Tatiana Plummer, and Imani Shine, along with
The Mayor’s Office of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion commissioned content. In this podcast, we hear directly from the next generation of changemakers as teens report
In this edition of the VOX Bubble, students from Shiloh High School discussed the ins and outs of their feelings as they attended the “Inside
To Atlantis from Atlanta A couple letters away from here Lies a city When we are at our most beautiful, I imagine it — the waves crashing down
Mikayla Kendall, Rebecca Larkin, Jada Kelley, and Roderick Thomas from VOX ATL spoke on a panel hosted by the National Education Association, focusing on their experiences
