The Fall—and Apparent Rise—of Unions in the United States
Eleanor Smith Union membership in the United States peaked in the 1950s, when one out of every three non-farm workers…
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Two Party Systems, Duverger’s Law and Political Polarization
Shelby Alexis Blevins It is rare to see third-party representatives in office. Bernie Sanders is a rare success story, as he…
Effects of Climate Change in Latin America
Crystal Larios Climate change and its effects have been felt across the globe, with rising sea levels, increasingly devastating natural…
The Past, Present, and Future of Ballot Initiatives
In the midterm elections last week, five ballot initiatives were introduced regarding abortion. Ballot initiatives—also called ballot measures,…
The Political Landscape of Elon Musk’s Twitter
Teagan Angell As of October 29th, Elon Musk became the new CEO and owner of the popular social media platform…
The Attack on Nancy Pelosi’s Husband Was Not an Isolated Event
The premeditated attack on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband in the early morning of October 28th is worrying…
U.S. Impact on Salvadoran Gangs
There are many notorious people who accuse Salvadoran migrants of trying to take advantage of the United States,…
Biden’s Pardon Falls Short of Cannabis Justice Reform
On Oct. 6, 2022, President Joseph R. Biden Jr. announced that he would grant a pardon for those…
John Fetterman: A Case Study on Ableism in American Politics
John Fetterman, born and raised in southeast Pennsylvania, became lieutenant governor of the state in 2019 alongside Governor…