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The midterms were a huge repudiation of Donald Trump and his presidency, but there were two key groups that turned against him: young men and Hispanic and Latino voters. They helped propel Trump to victory in 2024 but this time around, they swung sharply towards the Democrats. Charles Hunt, an associate professor of political science at Boise State University in Idaho unpacks what that means on this week's episode of The Conversation Weekly podcast. Listen wherever you get your podcasts. 67 likes · 3 comments · 05 Nov 2026

Limes? Arctic sun? ‘Margarita’ burn? Watch Strange Health hosts Katie Edwards and Dan Baumgardt (University of Bristol) discuss one of the strangest cases of how someone became incredibly sensitive to the sun. Watch the full episode on sunscreen myths on YouTube via our #linkinbio #sunscreen #healthpodcasts #margaritaburn 4 likes · 0 comments · 04 Nov 2026

It’s not just high-profile candidates like Sen. Jon Ossoff and Sen.-elect James Talarico that drew votes attention. Democratic enthusiasm and voter dissatisfaction with Trump showed up in races all the way down the ballot. We spoke with Charlie Hunt who studies Congress and elections. For more from Charlie on what’s next, tune in to the next episode of our global podcast “The Conversation Weekly” wherever you get your podcasts. #Democrats #bluewave #midterms #elections 17 likes · 0 comments · 04 Nov 2026

Behind the blue wave was Democratic turnout: “It’s insane.” Voter numbers in some key areas were at levels typically seen only in presidential election years. That surge in turnout helps explain why Democrats outperformed expectations in yesterday’s #midterms, according to political scientist Charlie Hunt. #elections #bluewave #democrats 56 likes · 1 comments · 04 Nov 2026

Some voters are celebrating a #bluewave after #election results handed Democrats control of the US Congress, in a sweeping snub of President Trump and Republicans. Democrats took control of the House and Senate, flipping Senate seats in 🟦Texas 🟦South Carolina 🟦North Carolina 🟦Kansas 🟦and Ohio The Conversation’s senior politics editor, Alfonso Serrano, spoke on election night with Charlie Hunt who studies Congress and elections. “Regardless of where they live, Democrats were so enthusiastic and energized to turn out that they did so across all different types of districts and counties,” Hunt said. Read more at the link in our bio. #Democrats #Trump #midterms 19 likes · 0 comments · 04 Nov 2026

Good news! You don’t have to rake up every leaf to keep your yard healthy. Turns out fall leaves do more for your yard than you might think. University of Maine plant researcher Manjot Kaur Sidhu explains how to keep your yard clean while supporting your yard’s ecosystem. #YardWork #autumn #leafpile #fall 60 likes · 1 comments · 03 Nov 2026

President Trump is weaponizing the Department of Justice in a way that is “unconscionable.” That’s how former federal judge John E. Jones puts it. Federal courts up to and including the Supreme Court pushed back against the Trump administration’s challenges to state election procedures. Jones, who was appointed by George Bush in 2002, warns that the DOJ has become “completely unmoored from its mission,” arguing the flurry of interventionist lawsuits risks eroding the department’s credibility. #elections #midterms #Trump #DOJ 22 likes · 0 comments · 03 Nov 2026

Does a delay in election results mean fraud? 🗳️ Not at all. Election night results are unofficial, and final results take time because there’s a lot of steps required to make sure it’s done correctly. There are deadlines – but in some states, officials have weeks by law to verify ballots, count them and double-check the tallies. Mitchell Brown, an elections expert at Auburn University, explains how the slow and painstaking process, no matter how long it takes, helps ensure every eligible vote is counted accurately. In #Florida,county election officials have 72 hours to submit their results, while the statewide certification takes place on the 14th day. Fight against election misinformation in your feed by liking and sharing this video. #midterms #midtermelections #elections #vote 15 likes · 0 comments · 03 Nov 2026

Some people are so worried about sunscreen that they’re swapping factor 50 for beef tallow. Yes, the fat traditionally used to make roast potatoes is now being promoted online as something you can spread on your skin before going into the sun. Coconut oil and olive oil have their supporters, too. Meanwhile, other social media creators warn that conventional sunscreens contain dangerous chemicals, interfere with our hormones or prevent us from making vitamin D. Some even claim sunscreen causes cancer. But how much of this is backed by science? And what happens to your skin when you swap a tested sunscreen for something from the kitchen cupboard? In the latest episode of Strange Health, Katie Edwards investigates the anti-sunscreen movement with co-host Dan Baumgardt, a practising GP and lecturer at the University of Bristol. This week’s guest is Charareh Pourzand, a professor of pharmaceutical biology at the University of Bath, who has spent more than 30 years investigating how sunlight affects skin. Watch the episode and subscribe to Strange Health via our #linkinbio #sunscreen #sundamage #healthpodcasts 03 Nov 2026

Voting isn’t just good for democracy’s health, it could be good for your health. Older voters who cast a ballot have reduced mortality, according to a new, long-term health study. Wisconsinites over 65 who voted in the 2008 election were 29% less likely to die in the next 15 years. From research by Sara Konrath of Indiana University and Femida Handy, University of Pennsylvania. Fight against misinformation in your feed by liking and sharing this video! #health #voting #vote #wellness #election 01 Nov 2026

Bones do not just prop you up and protect your insides. They actually maintain an active group chat with a lot of your organs. Dr. Priya Bhardwaj, a Senior Researcher in Orthopedic Surgery at Washington University in St. Louis, explains how bones send signals all over your body, and how we can help our skeleton keep lines of communication open. #bones #skeleton #bonehealth #health #Halloween 31 Oct 2026

Using algorithms that push increasingly extreme and shocking content, online porn platforms are designed to keep viewers engaged. Professor of Law Clare McGlynn from @durhamuniversity says this is shaping young people's understanding of sex, influencing what they think is normal or expected. What happens when so much mainstream porn depicts sexual violence, racism and misogyny? Read more via the link in bio. 31 Oct 2026

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