The Journal of Fordham University's Top Thinkers
In 2010, working as the Vice President to Barack Obama, Joe Biden jokingly offered, “It’s easy being vice president – you don’t have to do anything.” While then-Vice President Biden was surely not serious, there […]
Across social media feeds, cable news broadcasts, and political conversations, the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse has taken center stage. Many can draw conclusions about race and its relation to the American legal system from watching […]
With discussions of the budget reconciliation package sought by the Biden administration and a vast majority of Democratic Congressmen, it is worth focusing on a particular entity – one that has dominated American politics in […]
Rarely in the United States Congress can consensus be reached on any topic. Even uncontroversial ideas such as infrastructure have prompted battles and gridlock in the divisions of Congress. However, there is one such topic […]
A little-known process is in the works in the United States. It rarely makes headlines – only in the most egregious of examples. Yet, it may be the most undemocratic and most corrupt of all […]
Following the characterization of voter ID laws as discriminatory towards those lacking sufficient time, wealth, or access to transportation; criticisms have been leveled against vaccine passports for similar reasons. The implementation of a vaccine passport […]
With a pandemic ravaging the world and the global economy still in disarray, Western media outlets have largely ignored one of the most pressing international political issues: the military coup in Myanmar. The military junta […]