On October 13, one news headline stood out among the rest: “Trump says he spoke to U.S. Virgin […]
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Praying for my friends and family. Can’t communicate with my family. I don’t know anything about them, this […]
For nearly a century, a well-established political institution within the United States, the presidential primaries, has convinced many […]
It’s hard to start an article that talks about Nazis. Nazis. In my short lifetime, I would hear […]
After the September 11 attacks in New York, the level of hate crimes against people who appeared Middle […]
How thick would a sheet of paper be if you folded it in half 103 times? Over the […]
This summer, I had the privilege of interning in Washington, D.C. with Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren (CA-19). While the […]
Washington is no longer in tandem with a majority of American citizens. Less than 30% of the American […]
Teasing Apart the Pros and Cons of the Paris Agreement Pardon my French, but je suis confus. As outrage […]
In order for China to compete with the scale and magnitude of United States’ soft power, it must […]
Ben Jacobs, a political reporter for The Guardian, calmly approached Greg Gianforte, a wealthy Montana businessman who — […]
It all began as an October surprise. On October 30, 2016, just days before the Presidential election that […]
A Tug of War Between the President and the Intelligence Community On January 21, 2017, addressing several hundred […]
Overused is the famous question, ‘What’s in a name?’ Yet, when looking at the United Nations, the question […]
Reflections Upon Vicente Fox’s Speech at UC Berkeley: April 19, 2017 One word comes to mind upon […]
The Forgotten, but Increasingly Topical, Debate Over Hate Speech The factions which most oppose Trump, those which most […]
How providing anti-vaccination proponents with a platform sidelines the greater discussion to be had regarding autism research “Vaccines […]
“No child of God should ever suffer such horror” said a sober Donald Trump, justifying his decision to […]