A Recurring Crisis in American Democracy
Areeba Malik Photo via the University of Central Florida *** As America cycles through post-election emotions, there have been reactions…
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Imane Khelif and Transvestigation
Ayden Suber Photo via Out Magazine *** The Olympics has served as the inspirational celebration of global athletic talent since…
The United States’ Shift To Protectionism: A Bipartisan Paradox
Teagan Munafo Image via the Washington International Trade Association *** Since the mid-twentieth century, the United States has not merely…
Beyond Aesthetics: Tackling Food Loss by Rethinking Cosmetic Standards
Nicholas Meetze Food loss and food waste are major issues plaguing the agricultural industry worldwide. According to the United States…
The People vs. the MTA
Sinhawe Haji Erik McGregor/LightRocket via Getty Images *** Millions of commuters experience all sorts of sights in the New York…
An Efficient System and Its Unpredictable Consequences: The Repercussions of Digital Monoculture
Ava Bedoya An estimated 5.35 billion people worldwide access the internet every single day. Whether online shopping, working remotely, or…
The Decentralization of the Alt-Right and the Shift of the Overton Window
Daniel Canney The alt-right in America has dropped off many peoples’ radars during the 2024 election cycle. Many important issues…
Revitalizing Democracy: The Imperative of Electoral Reform in the Digital Era
Victoria Zhang Image via the Brennan Center for Justice. *** In the rapidly evolving digital age, where information flows freely…
Killing Zelenskyy, like Navalny, Is the Worst Thing Putin Can Do for Russia
Amy Herd Image designed by the Fordham Political Review Editorial Board *** Boris Nemtsov, Pavel Antov, Yevgeny Prigozhin, Ravil Maganov,…