Current and recent resolutions across Public Forum, Lincoln-Douglas, Policy, Big Questions, World Schools, and Congress. Each topic links to a guide with framing, common arguments, and a CTA to practice with an AI opponent that already knows the format.
Why these pages exist. Most "AI debate" tools give you a generic chatbot that doesn't know your format. These pages link the current topic to an AI opponent that runs on the actual format conventions — speech times, judging paradigms, terminology, structure.
The AI opponent isn't a search engine; it argues. It baits you, drops weak points, weighs the round, and writes an RFD when it's done. Try a round →
Public Forum and Lincoln-Douglas rotate on the NSDA calendar — PF is monthly, LD is bi-monthly. Policy uses one resolution for the entire September-to-June season, set by a coach committee vote. Big Questions runs an annual NSDA-selected topic. World Schools mixes prepared motions with impromptu motions released hours before each round. Congress uses a "docket" of bills/resolutions specific to each tournament.
Every topic page includes a "spar with AI" button that pre-loads the topic into the AI debate trainer. You pick a side, the AI takes the other, and you debate timed rounds with judge feedback at the end. Open the trainer →