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Former California first lady and journalist Maria Shriver revealed that only “pre-determined questions” were allowed to be asked of Vice President Kamala Harris at a Michigan town hall event on Monday.  “Are we going to be able to ask a question?” a woman attending the Oakland County event asked Shriver ahead of Harris taking the stage with former Congresswoman Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.), according to the Daily Mail.   Shriver shut her down. “You’re not,...

Maria Shriver, the moderator of a town hall event with Vice President Kamala Harris and former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) on Monday, told the audience that they would not be allowed to ask spontaneous questions as "pre-determined questions" had already been picked. "Hopefully, I'll be able to ask some of the questions that might be in your head. I hope so," Shriver said.

Vice President Kamala Harris said Monday she didn't imagine campaigning for president alongside Republican former U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney, of Wyoming, who, in turn, said she's voting for a Democrat for the first time. Cheney delivered a message to conservatives on the fence about Harris. "I would say, I don't know if anybody's more conservative than I am. And I understand the most conservative value there is is to defend the Constitution," she said, prompting loud applause from the audience...

We’ve all heard it before, parents and non-parents alike: “It takes a village.” And while there is certainly a whole lotta truth behind this statement, it can also be maddening to hear when modern life makes said village so darn hard to attain. This can lead parents into feeling guilty for having to rely on paid resources like child care. Or—perhaps even worse—they seek the “help" of family members that actually do more harm than good. But one mom is here to say that maybe we don’t need a village after all. “You know it doesn't really take a village, right?” a mom who goes by @nnelly.co on TikTok says. Nelly argues that more than anything, raising a kid “takes a lot of sacrifice.” And she points out that if you still want a village, “it doesn't have to be blood-related.” Nelly shares how she too felt the need to reach out to family members for support, saying “In the beginning, I was under the impression that I was supposed to have a village. So, I just tried to follow what everybody told me was supposed to happen.” But in the end, “those people created more stress than just us raising these children ourselves.” @nnelly.co ♬ original sound - . After finding it easier to manage her three kids of various ages and social activities alone, she has come to the conclusion that “blood villages,” as she calls them, aren’t all that, primarily because they “come with stipulations.” “I'd rather pay for childcare. I'd rather turn to my friends. The village is not for everyone. I'm pretty sure the village is on its way out. What parenting really takes is sacrifice, a lot of your time and money and energy and love. You don't need a village,” she concludes. Down in the comments, people were quick to agree with Nelly’s take. “Gen X here and did not have a village. I homeschooled and had a husband who traveled,” one person wrote. Another added, “My village has always been just me and my husband. Its been tough at times, but I wouldn't’ have it any other way.” Still another said, “I could not do parenting without my village (mostly not blood related).” Nelly clarified her intention in her response to this comment, saying “I’m sure a lot of people feel this way .I’m only saying it’s not a requirement of parenting and you can choose not to have one OR choose who it is.” And this is the real point to probably drive home here. Yes, it’s true that having a village can make raising a family easier. And yes, there are many barriers preventing folks from getting this kind of support, but that’s its own conversation. At the end of the day, so many parents have proven time and time again that they are not necessary. So while every situation is different, perhaps this conversation can help village-less parents feel a little less discouraged, and remind them that whatever village they do end up creating, it doesn’t have to include members who don’t offer real support.

Polls show that Democrats and Republicans believe they have less in common now than they did 17 years ago. In 2007, around half of Democrats (46%) and Republicans (43%) thought those on the opposite side of the aisle shared their values and goals. However, a 2024 poll found that only 31% of Democrats and 26% of Republicans believe they share the same values and goals as those in the other political party.The widening political divide makes addressing many of America's pressing issues harder. It has also created a political climate in which the parties favor extremists, and people in the political center feel they have no one to represent them. A new study from the British Journal of Social Psychology has identified one of the major reasons people are becoming increasingly divided over politics. The good news is that it points to a solution. Why are Americans so politically divided?According to the study, one of the most significant and disturbing aspects of the political divide is the belief that the other side is less-than-human. This happens when someone’s relationship with their party evolves from simple identification to political narcissism. Political narcissists are emotionally involved with their party and have an “unrealistic belief about the unparalleled greatness” of who they are.These people can't admit to their party's faults and believe that everything the other side does is wrong. — (@) People often become political narcissists when they feel dehumanized by the other side. This leads them to believe the other side is less-than-human, too.“Our findings suggest that dehumanization is not exclusive to any one political ideology,” one of the study’s authors, Marta Marchlewska, an associate professor and head of the Political Cognition Lab at the Polish Academy of Sciences, told PsyPost. “Both liberals and conservatives may dehumanize their opponents when they identify with their political group in a narcissistic way. Collective narcissism stems from self-related psychological issues, such as anxious attachment styles and low personal control, as well as group-related concerns like perceived in-group disadvantage.”The interesting takeaway from the study is that when one group or political leader lashes out at the other in a dehumanizing way, they are pushing for the other side to see them as less than human, too. So, in a way, dehumanizing the other side robs you of your humanity as well. People in a voting booth.via Canva/PhotosThe good news is that the study found that those who have little contact with people from the other side are more likely to become political narcissists. That means that the more we interact with people we disagree with, the more humanity we will begin to see in one another. The study also notes that many times, when people adopt extreme views, it can be more of a symptom of their insecurities than their feelings about the other party. “It’s crucial to recognize the role of psychological factors in shaping political attitudes and behaviors,” Marchlewska told PsyPost. “By acknowledging our biases and understanding the motivations behind our political identities, we can foster healthier dialogues. I encourage readers to reflect on their identification with political groups and how it might influence their perceptions of others. This awareness could lead to more empathetic interactions, even amidst differing viewpoints.”To prevent this partisan animosity from escalating, people must step out of their bubbles and engage with those on the other side of the aisle. You don’t have to talk about your thoughts on abortion, immigration, or how much the rich should pay in taxes. But socializing with people with whom you disagree exposes you to each other’s common humanity, which can help bridge the gap on the current divide. Once America's major political parties devolve to the point where their supporters become blind to the opposition's humanity, they open the door to committing the worst atrocities.