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In the midst of President Trump’s international trade war, many effective announcements have been made regarding foreign economic relations. Over the summer, he announced that the U.S. will begin imposing 30% tariffs on imports from Mexico...
Recently, I entered a Molly Tea pop-up in Beijing with my friend. While waiting for our drink, I sensed increasing tension between a Meituan delivery rider and the shop staff: the rider was on a time-crunch...
Earlier this month, France’s government collapsed, leaving the eurozone’s second biggest economy dipping into a new low of financial problems. Officials who rejected Prime Minister Francois Bayrou’s government in an overwhelming vote, terminating any hope of...
Over the past few years, the United Kingdom’s inflation has been concerning economists and citizens alike. Inflation is defined as an increase in a product’s price over time, and is typically measured by the percentage increase....
On Jan. 7, an ICE agent, Jonathan Ross, shot Renee Good three times in the head while she was in her car. Since then, multiple shootings of the same nature have taken place, including the killing...
“Although I begged for my life, cried, and told my husband that I was bleeding and struggling to breathe, he still did not leave me alone.” These were the last words of 14-year-old Nurnahar before death...
On September 23, 2025, a tragic incident involving the rape of a girl in Khagrachhari sparked widespread outrage among indigenous communities. Student groups, reportedly linked to the United People’s Democratic Front (UPDF), launched protests demanding justice,...
This year, 2025, is over a decade from the time that the Supreme Court would decide one of its most consequential voting rights decisions in the current modern era, Shelby County v. Holder In 2013, the...
On November 12, the longest U.S. government shutdown finally came to an end. Lasting for 43 days, the shutdown resulted from a Republican-backed funding bill that most Democrats in the Senate did not approve of, holding...
In 2025, digital technology is no longer just an accessory to politics—it is the architecture. From global power plays to campus protests, the Fourth Industrial Revolution is fundamentally altering the structure, reach, and priorities of politics....
Stickies / Technology / World
The Quantum Race: Microsoft’s Bold Million-Qubit Promise
March 13, 2025
