Op-Ed: What the Trump Presidency Means for Women’s Rights
“I am not free while any woman is unfree, even when her shackles are very different from my own.” – Audre Lorde On the 5th of November, Donald Trump was declared the next President of the...
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Making History: The First President With A Criminal Record
The 2024 election declared Donald Trump as the 47th president of the United States. Trump received 312 electoral college votes compared to Vice President and Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris, who only received 226, as well...
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Is There a Future for Electronic Voting?
Today, about 49% of the world’s population is voting for their leaders, making 2024 “the ultimate election year” in history. However, only about two-thirds of eligible citizens in the US usually vote, lagging behind over thirty...
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Is the Antisemitism Awareness Act Really Looking out for Americans?
Nobody should be afraid to attend college. Yet, across the United States, colleges have become the epicenter of anti-Israel protests. It’s all over social media, signs with vulgar messages, and tents blocking walking paths planted all...
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Boeing Cuts Jobs Amidst Financial Troubles
On Friday October 11th, Boeing announced that they would be cutting 17,000 jobs; around 10% of their workforce. This has been the effect of a long-drawn strike in their factories, along with their increasing losses due...
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Foreign Policy and the 2024 US Presidential Election: A Critical Issue in a Tight Race
Foreign policy has traditionally taken a backseat to domestic concerns in U.S. presidential elections. It is generally “bread and butter” issues such as the economy, healthcare, and jobs that voters cite as most influencing their votes. ...
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Policy Shift: Canada Cuts Immigration Targets
Canadian immigration Minister Marc Miller alongside Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a major cut in immigrants that will be accepted into the country, with an intent to pause population growth. According to Statistics Canada, 97.6 percent...
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Political Polarization in the United States
The impeachment of Donald Trump in 2019 resulted in different, extreme thoughts between the political parties. This division of ideas is known as Political polarization: the formation of beliefs at two distant and opposite poles. Built...
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Glossip v Oklahoma: How it Shaped the Death Penalty
The American criminal justice system has long grappled with the complexities of the death penalty, a controversial issue that poses questions of ethics, morality and legal fairness. Capital punishment is perhaps one of the most infamous...
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Massive Port Strikes Across the U.S: Presents not coming by Christmas?
Not enough toys on the shelves by Christmas? Increased prices for all consumers across the U.S.? These are possibilities that could happen in the future due to current economic circumstances created by the heated port worker...
