Spotlighting Student Journalism Globally
“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....
It is no secret that sex trafficking and other forms of sex work have made millions of dollars for the global economy. The “Stripper Index,” a term coined by economists, encompasses all forms of sexual labor,...
When Paul Ingrassia receded his nomination to head the U.S. Office of Government Ethics earlier this week, it was something more than another Washington scandal. The choice, spurred by the release of racist and antisemitic text...
The Foundation: We live in a world where countries strive to assert their sovereignty over every free piece of the Earth they can claim. Maritime environments are no exception. In the South China Sea, ships from...
Throughout history, freedom of speech has never been lost in a single, instant moment. It erodes slowly, when truth becomes disloyalty, and loyalty becomes the only acceptable language. In a country founded on the basis of...
In 1978 Edward Said’s Orientalism was published; he defined Orientalism through an examination of Western scholarship on the “Orient”, which traditionally projected a false and stereotyped vision of “otherness” onto the global East- affirmed by Western...
