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Twin Tragedies Keep South Asia on Edge
Michael Adcock Photo via Al-Jazeera *** On the 10th and 11th of November, two terrorist attacks in New Delhi and…
As Uncertainty About SNAP Benefits Continues to Linger After the U.S. Government Shutdown, Many Recipients Turn to Community Engagement
Nadia Garriga Photo via Daniel Acker/Bloomberg/Getty Images *** On Wednesday, November 12th, 2025, the longest U.S. government shutdown in history…
Why the Issue of Affordability Continues to Weaken the Incumbent Party
Stan Refermat Photo via Hiroko Masuike, The New York Times *** When United States President Donald Trump won the 2024…
A Shift In Party Politics: An Analysis of The Right Falling Out of Love With Israel
Yasmine L'Bahy Photo via Vox *** The relationship between the far right in the United States and the state of…
The U.S. Government Is Killing Owls with Taxpayer Money
David Tomanelli Photo via Leigh Valley Zoo *** In August of 2024, President Biden’s U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, operating…
In Science We (Don’t) Trust: How Partisanship Shapes Policy
Suzana Paljusevic Image via Nature *** In 1934, David Hilbert, the great German mathematician, was dining with Bernhard Rust, Nazi…
A Retrospective on September 24th: Can Ladakh Remain Leh-ssez Faire?
Aleeza Mansoor Photo via Tauseef Mustafa (Getty Images) *** The region of Ladakh is classified as a “cold desert;” intensely…
Are We Addicted to Nostalgia?
Anita Boniface Photo via People Magazine *** In an age of political uncertainty and economic instability, nostalgia has become a…
Democrats Can Win Back the Working Class, and the White House
Annabella Volpe Photo via History News Network *** The Democratic Party was once proudly viewed as the voice of the…