Beginning in 2021, the US and the world as a whole began to experience rates of high inflation. Just between August 2021 and August 2022, …
Democrats and the Latin Vote
Democrats have long relied on the vote of the Latin community because of its historically consistent support of the party. However, Democrats may have to …
Independent State Legislature Theory: What It Is and How It Will Affect The Future
After a tumultuous term, The United States Supreme Court returns from recess on the first Monday of October. Many contentious topics are on the docket, …
Snowden’s Citizenship: Why Now?
Edward Snowden began working for the US National Security Agency in 2009 as an intelligence contractor and collected information on the agency’s surveillance programs for …
Iranian People in Danger after Being Denied Capital Internet Access
On September 16, 2022, a 22-year-old Iranian woman, Masha Amini, died in police custody following her detainment due to “improper” wearing of her hijab. While …
A Rundown on the Recent Iranian Protests
As a family mourns the death of their daughter Mahsa Amini, the citizens of Iran are taking to the streets to protest for their rights. …
Human Rights Are Not For Sale: Inside the European Union’s Proposal to Combat Forced Labor
Last September, in her State of The Union Speech, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen unveiled a proposal to ban all goods produced by …
Race and Wrongful Convictions
Thomas Raynard James, Anthony Ray Hinton, Vincent Simmons, Devonia Inman, Kevin Strickland, Juwan Deering, Grant Williams and the list goes on. Black individuals are overrepresented …
A Story You Might Have Missed – A Climate Activist and the Supreme Court
Amidst coverage of the French election cycle and the ongoing war in Ukraine, an important domestic story fell through the cracks of media coverage. Mainstream …