Posts published in “United States”

The Ozempic Crisis: A Trend Turned Dangerous

The Ozempic Crisis: A Trend Turned Dangerous

By Shae Lake on May 5, 2023

Since early 2022, thousands of people with chronic health conditions have been struggling to find a medication that is necessary for their survival. The culprit?…

Privacy, Democracy, and Rom-Coms: How AI Could Impact More Than We Imagined

Privacy, Democracy, and Rom-Coms: How AI Could Impact More Than We Imagined

By David Handen on May 4, 2023

AP DeSantis Studies: His Fight to Control Black Narratives

By Shirlynn Chan on April 21, 2023

Blue Generation: Gen Z and the Democratic Party

Two people walking past election messages on a wall

Blue Generation: Gen Z and the Democratic Party

By Jack Guan on March 7, 2023

The Shadiness of Congressional Stock Trading

The Shadiness of Congressional Stock Trading

By Jenessa Henderson on December 7, 2022

The Rise of Pseudo-Progressivism: What do the Federal Reserve and GameStop Have in Common?

The Rise of Pseudo-Progressivism: What do the Federal Reserve and GameStop Have in Common?

By Aayush Singh on December 5, 2022

A Case of Declining Power for Citizens

A Case of Declining Power for Citizens

By Nicolette Watt on December 3, 2022

A New Front in the Republicans’ Culture War: The Environment and ESG

A New Front in the Republicans’ Culture War: The Environment and ESG

By Erynne Griffin on November 23, 2022

LASD Gangs and Police Mistrust in the United States

LASD Gangs and Police Mistrust in the United States

By Jenessa Henderson on November 22, 2022

On Ranked-Choice Voting

On Ranked-Choice Voting

By Jack Guan on November 5, 2022

Why Student Debt Forgiveness Isn’t a Solution

Why Student Debt Forgiveness Isn’t a Solution

By Eythana Miller on November 1, 2022