The Journal of Fordham University's Top Thinkers
Following the characterization of voter ID laws as discriminatory towards those lacking sufficient time, wealth, or access to transportation; criticisms have been leveled against vaccine passports for similar reasons. The implementation of a vaccine passport […]
After Trump’s loss in the 2020 election and Democrat control of Washington until at least the midterm elections of 2022, one question remains for many Republicans: what is the future of the party? More specifically, […]
Last month, students flooded Eddie’s on two beautiful days in a row here in New York City: one was a Wednesday which we had off, no classes, for a “mental health day”; the day before […]
Twenty-eight trillion dollars. That is the latest estimate of the U.S. federal debt, and there’s no sign of it slowing down anytime soon. Massive government debt is certainly nothing new for the United States, but […]
The mother has always needed to be Superwoman — her tasks so great and so demanding that they could only be completed by someone with superhuman strength. She must be the jack of all trades, […]
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 […]
Since its inception in 1993, the European Union has always been a lightning rod for debate. Despite the benefits of an economic union and a common currency, many European leaders have decried the organization for […]
From the very beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has been a reliable beacon of hope and reassurance for Americans across the country. However, recent information regarding Governor Cuomo’s concealment of […]