that our country is a party to risks eroding America’s credibility, and puts us at odds with the world’s major powers.” When season 2 left off, Moordale was in need of a leader following the departure of Adam's dad, Michael Groff. At the helm of the school this season is its very own dictator: Hope, a manipulative headteacher (played by Jemima Kirke) trying to rid Moordale of any kind of positive discussion of sex or identity. Though she seems fun and relatable at the start, she quickly pivots, splitting hallways in two and forcing the students into gendered uniforms. New characters Cal (Dua Saleh) and Layla (Robyn Holdaway) arguably bear the worst of Hope's choices; both are nonbinary and simply trying to exist safely at school. released just earlier this month appears to already be out of date, as it includes a number of men and does not include Barrett, considered a possible frontrunner for the nomination. The range of possibility is wide open right now as the world waits to see what the president decides, with the pressure intensified by the presidential election and any Democratic opposition to confirmation. This fall, some 44 million voters across nine states will have their ballots automaticallymailedto them, as determined by theNew York Times