The Journal of Fordham University's Top Thinkers
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past 3 months, it’s likely that you’ve seen a campaign advertisement from Michael Bloomberg. Whether it’s through television commercials or Youtube advertising, Bloomberg has captured the […]
Much like the SARS outbreak in 2003, experts have reliably traced the origin of 2020’s Coronavirus (recently dubbed COVID-19) to a meat and seafood market in Wuhan, China. Like SARS before it, Coronavirus is zoonotic, […]
Well, the two-party system is a mess, but what else is new? After the chaos in Iowa (Bernie won the popular vote but Buttigieg won the Electoral College delegate game — this sounds familiar) and […]
As President Donald Trump boasted about his “booming economy” during his Feb. 4 State of the Union Address, some of his adversaries were left wondering: is that really true? The simplified answer is yes. However, […]
Imagine a tax on air. Now imagine a tax on your pancreas, which creates a hormone called insulin. Insulin allows your muscles and tissues to absorb glucose, a sugar, into your blood. Essentially, insulin […]
The classic prisoner’s dilemma hypothetical is as follows: two suspects have committed a crime and have been captured by police for interrogation. The police, who don’t allow the suspects to communicate to each other, […]
Over 2.3 million people, adults and juveniles alike, are currently in some sort of correctional facility in the United States. Our country has the highest rate of incarceration per capita in the world, yet over […]
There is no denying that the process by which a citizen strives to attain public office, whether elected or appointed, entails a great degree of public exposure and risk of character damage. Political candidates are […]