Voting for Your Selfie: The Issue with Politicizing Individuation
On September 20th, 2019, Elizabeth Warren took her 60,000th selfie. Quantitative hyperboles aside, this achievement marks
US
Implications of the Barr Memo
On March 24, President Donald Trump issued a triumphant tweet: “No Collusion, No Obstruction, Complete
Turkey’s Impending Missile Delivery Aggravates Tensions with the United States
Although Turkey purchased a sophisticated Russian air defense system in 2017, it is only now–three
The Plague of Political Polarization
“In particular, democracies require high levels of personal grace. They are gravely endangered by its
Humanitarian Intervention and Public Opinion: Lessons from Bosnia in the Age of Trump
As U.S. military involvement in Venezuela increases, with military reconnaissance recently commencing and President Trump
The U.S. Holds the Keys to a New Venezuela
The U.S. Holds the Keys to a New Venezuela Rahul Krishnaswamy “No arts; no letters;
Who Wants a Piece of Trump
Donald Trump’s first term as president has been anything but smooth. His opposition was rallying
Kirsten Gillibrand’s Transition
Despite the 2018 midterm elections just three months passed, the chaos of the 2020 presidential
How Democrats and Republicans Miss the Mark on Latinos
The future appears bright for the Democratic party, but not all that glitters is gold.
West Virginia’s Blueness
Entering the 2018 midterms, pundits identified Senator Joe Manchin as one of the most endangered