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January 28, 2023

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The Shadiness of Congressional Stock Trading
By Jenessa Henderson
In late January 2020, members of the Senate Intelligence Committee met with CDC director Robert...
The Rise of Pseudo-Progressivism: What do the Federal Reserve and GameStop Have in Common?
By Aayush Singh
Over the past decade, inequality has been recognized as one of the most important political...

World

FIFA’s Long History of Corruption Amid Qatar Controversy
By Judy Saafein
On November 20th, 2022, the Federation Internationale de Football Association World Cup began. This year,...
What is Driving the Rise of Anti-Immigration Sentiment in Europe?
By Eva Michela Polovina
As the far-right Sweden Democrats party won 20 percent of the votes in Sweden’s general...

California

Gathering Flood: The UFW Marches Across the Central Valley
By Jonathan Hale
Like a gathering flood, the United Farm Workers-led caravan of protestors surged toward the state...
Ten Years Post-Reform, How Are California’s Congressional Maps Still Unfair?
By Eric Heilmann
What a success story for California! After decades of Democrats and Republicans in the state...

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The Lacks Legacy: Reforming Racism in the Medical Field
The Lacks Legacy: Reforming Racism in the Medical Field
By Juliette Lovell
On a cold day in January of 1951, Henrietta Lacks, a Black woman from Virginia,...

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Get Ready for our Newest Style Icon: Capitalism
By Joann Moon
So you want to be “that girl”? Will that be cash or card? Though Paris...
The Quiet Menace of Court Packing
By William Rumelhart
The Supreme Court has a credibility problem: a 40% approval rating, to be precise. Such...

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