The Journal of Fordham University's Top Thinkers
North Korea launched several short-range missiles last weekend following a grim warning to the Biden administration for organizing military exercises with South Korea. Negotiations with Pyongyang and Seoul have been put on the backburner as […]
On Thursday, March 25, Georgia Republicans passed a sweeping voter suppression bill into law. Under the guise of ensuring a “secure, accessible, and fair” elections process, the Georgia legislature passed the bill within a few […]
The 120° heat pounds down on you as sweat trickles down your forehead. You hear the muezzin’s calls echo through the fabulously modern city streets. Despite these 21st Century comforts around you, you cannot help […]
Among a flurry of policy initiatives implemented by the Biden administration, some of the most important have involved foreign policy. In a dramatic shift from Trump’s more isolation-era policies, Biden has announced that “America is […]
An uncomfortable truth: our society has a problem with how we respond to sexual harassment and gendered violence. You are part of this problem, even if you do not directly participate in this behavior. In […]
One of the first articles I ever wrote as a columnist here at FPR in my freshman year was about prison reform, a cause I still strongly believe in. It is an issue that still […]
Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Republican representative for Georgia’s 14th congressional district, recently took office and has made waves since. She subscribed to several conspiracy theories and odd claims that resulted in her removal from various […]
After moments of great trauma, our first instinct is to rest. The events following the November 2020 election, culminating in the insurrection on January 6, can best be described as a great trauma for our […]