Mike Moen is a reporter and producer with a focus on national news in the United States. He has written for various publications including Public News Service, WXPR Public Radio, and Price County Review. Mike's work covers a range of topics including healthcare, minimum wage policy, environmental conservation, and clean energy initiatives.
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Minnesota is home to six National Park sites, including Voyagers National Park. (Adobe Stock)
By: Mike Moen
Many political pundits, voters and candidates themselves have said the outcome of the 2024 presidential election could have a dramatic effect on the future of democracy. (Adobe Stock)
By: Mike Moen
Conservation experts say less than 7% of the acreage within Wisconsin's Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest has old-growth forest characteristics. (Adobe Stock)
In states like North Dakota, groups connecting with Indigenous voters are bridging key messaging with entertainment.
Justo antes del dia de las elecciones, algunos se preguntan si el enfoque de campana del candidato independiente llamara mas la atencion.
By: Mike Moen
de los Estados Unidos en Nebraska. Justo antes del dia de las elecciones, algunos se preguntan si el enfoque de campana del candidato independiente llamara mas la atencion. De cara a la votacion de 2024, se esperaba que la actual republicana Deb Fischer avanzara lentamente hacia la reeleccion en este estado de color rojo intenso. Pero su rival, el candidato independiente Dan Osborn, ha llevado los resultados de las encuestas a casi un empate, obteniendo tambien importantes donaciones de campana. Osborn es un lider sindical que rechazo el respaldo de los democratas. Wes Dodge, un defensor de la reforma electoral en Nebraska, dice que el ascenso de Osborn es emblematico de como piensa la gente acerca del sistema bipartidista.
By: Mike Moen
Over the course of U.S. history, fewer than 30 Native Americans have served in Congress. (Adobe Stock)
By: Mike Moen
Political scientists said even in elections where the youth vote surges in certain areas, it is still heavily outnumbered by older voting populations. (Adobe Stock)
According to the Pew Research Center, inadequate retirement savings will result in a $1.3 trillion increase in public assistance costs over the next two decades. (Adobe Stock)
According to the RAND Corporation, more than 14 million Americans provide daily care to veterans and service members who are ill, injured or wounded. (Adobe Stock)
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