The Journal of Fordham University's Top Thinkers
It’s common knowledge that minority voters don’t vote red, or at least they don’t at the same rate they vote blue. Cornell’s Roper Center estimates that, in 2016, only 8 percent of African-Americans, our country’s […]
2017: In torchlight, Neo-Nazis, characterized as “fine people” by the President of the United States, march through Charlottesville chanting “Jews will not replace us”. 2018: The single deadliest attack on Jews in US history takes […]
For a sizable portion of the voting public, Bernie Sanders represents the radical wing of the Democratic Party. Often times, his perceived extremism disqualifies him as a viable candidate in the eyes of the public. […]
America has had a rich history with firearms. The tradition is so deeply ingrained into the fabric of America that many people get defensive about anyone trying to take away their right to bear arms. […]
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 […]
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 […]