New Economic Thinking Against Childhood Poverty
Javier Octavio Ospital Greslebin The United States has averaged 20% of children living under poverty, compared to just 13% across the Organization…
Society
Navigating the Generative AI Wave: Transformative Impacts, Ethical Dilemmas, and Economic Horizons
Katie Webb Chat GPT has indisputably become a buzzword among students, professionals, and organizations; representative of the rising influence of…
Back to the Future: Book Bans Today Mimic 19th Century Purity Laws
Kathryn Amend Photo by Axios. *** Most Americans connected to the public school system—recent graduates, current students, family members, etc.—are…
The Second Avenue Subway: Less for More
Kyujin Derradji Photo by the NYC MTA *** Though every Fordham student has ridden the subway at least once since…
The Advent of the Celebrity Politician
Allison Schneider Photo by Kelvin Cheng *** The politicization of social media, coupled with a more extensive political education of…
U.K. Bill to Push Away Northern Ireland
Kimberly Turtell Photo via the BBC *** Anyone who’s seen the hit sitcom Derry Girls or listened to The Cranberries’…
Reimagining Chinese Economic Growth: China’s Upcoming Demographic Crisis
Mohammad Rahman Photo via Mark Schiefelbein, AP *** Chinese-American relations were drastically altered following China’s usurping of Japan’s position as…
Is Secularism Hurting People’s Right to Peacefully Practice Religion?
Claire Krieger Photo via the Brookings Institution *** America has a long and complicated history with what Thomas Jefferson called…
Should Constitutional Monarchies Have Died with the Queen?
Madeleine Bamford The late Queen Elizabeth II– a figurehead for the United Kingdom, reigning for seventy years as Head of…