Kamala Harris’s 2020 presidential campaign started with great promise but quickly faltered due to internal mismanagement, unclear messaging, and a lack of core support. Now, in 2024, she’s back in the race with the experience of a sitting vice president. As she navigates a divided Democratic Party, Harris must overcome the challenges that derailed her previous run, building a stronger, more unified base while addressing key issues like healthcare, economic inequality, and climate change. Can she learn from her past mistakes and succeed this time around?

In recent years, far-right movements have capitalized on conspiracy theories to deepen political divisions and erode trust in institutions. From the baseless claims of QAnon to anti-vaccine rhetoric during the COVID-19 pandemic, these ideas thrive in a climate of uncertainty and fear. Social media platforms have accelerated their spread, creating echo chambers where misinformation goes unchecked. As seen in events like the January 6th Capitol riot, these conspiracies are not without consequence—they fuel violence and undermine democratic principles. Rebuilding trust in institutions and promoting truth is critical to combating this rising threat.