American Plutocracy is to Blame for A Second Trump Term
H. Chapin Fish “The Bosses of the Senate,” J. Keppler, Puck, 1889. *** In the wee hours of the morning on…
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Borders Open for Capital, Closed for People: How U.S. Policies Fuel the Migration Crisis While Criminalizing the ‘Other’
Sophia Amozurrutia The 2024 presidential debate showcased the persistence of xenophobic rhetoric in U.S. politics, revealing deeper systemic issues about…
Imane Khelif and Transvestigation
Ayden Suber Photo via Out Magazine *** The Olympics has served as the inspirational celebration of global athletic talent since…
The Unexplored Potential of NGOs in ECOSOC
Fathema Siddiqua Photo via Greenpeace International *** Why should The Observer exist at Fordham? Or the Mock Trial club? Or…
Israel’s Escalation in the Middle East Threatens Its Economic and Political Future
Serena Dash On June 29, 2024, protesters marched to the headquarters of the Histadrut, Israel’s general workers’ organization, in Tel…
Generative AI: The Next Arms Race, Investment Incineration, or the Saving Grace of Humanity?
Molly Ewing Leading industries and companies in the world of generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) are promising to use the endless…
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…
Fine Line: The Distinction of Defamation and Free Speech Through the Lens of the Depp v. Heard Trial
Mia Kirch Depp-Heard verdict will hold back #MeToo movement, advocates fear. Image via the Washington Post. *** Depp v. Heard…
New York: The Unlikely Battleground State
Darren Chen Image via Slate *** The term battleground state refers to states with a reasonable probability of being won…