Why Democracy Must Include the Incarcerated
Martina Jones Photo via Politico *** In the United States, debates over voting rights for incarcerated individuals frequently return to…
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Divided We Fall: The Epstein Effect
Cooper Toland Image via the Hoover Institution *** On January 30, 2026, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) released…
The Conflict Between Democratic Legitimacy and Democratic Exceptionalism in Contemporary American Politics
Glenmarie Rios Rodriguez Image via Architect of the Capitol, Signing of the Constitution by Howard Chandler Christy (1940) *** “In a…
Geopolitics’ Greatest Lie: Decades of Iranian Nuclear Nonsense.
Domenick Fedele Photo via The New Statesman *** “Iran is about to develop a nuclear weapon” is perhaps the most…
Trump’s Board of Peace: A Beginning, Means and Ends
Kaitlyn Horn Photo via Le Monde *** The leader of the free world extends an invitation to underrepresented nations, building…
The Shifting Politics of the United Kingdom
Andrew Kravatz Photo via Sky News *** The figures shown in the picture above may not be immediately recognizable, yet…
Shifting Ground in Texas
Lauren Gracia Photo via Bob Daemmrich/The Texas Tribune *** Texas is largely considered a Republican stronghold, and for good reason:…
The Rival Tensions Between Two Global Powers
Simba Ali Photo via TRENDS Research *** Strategic competition between China and the United States of America has become the…
The Story That Stood: The World All the President’s Men Assumed
Audrey Shooner Photo via IMDB *** In 1976, two years after President Richard Nixon resigned in the wake of the…