Sahir Sadat 
Sarah Olivia Sullivan 
Vivian Welch 
Andrew Kravatz 
Nathan Wellman 
America’s Teenage Social Media Problem
Daniel Melia “You don’t get to 500 million friends without making a few enemies.” So reads the tagline for David…
A Case for America Abroad
Dakota Calcaterra Recently, I was privileged to take part in the Fordham Political Union’s debate between Fordham’s College Republicans and…
Nikki Hayley is Only the Fifth Woman in U.S. History to Announce Her Bid for Presidency; Could the GOP Elect the First Woman President?
Molly Golger Last Thursday, February 16, former Trump administration United Nations Ambassador Nikki Hayley announced her first Presidential bid. The…
The Unintended Consequences of Humanitarian Intervention: Civilian Deaths, Disease, Sexual Abuse
Fordham Political Review Staff UN Peacekeepers in the Central African Republic | Photo by ALEXIS HUGUET/AFP/GETTY IMAGES In theory, humanitarian intervention holds…
The End of the Iowa Caucuses As We Know Them
Eleanor Smith Many Southern states, traditionally Republican strongholds, have recently shifted to be battleground states. North Carolina and Georgia are…
America: Abandoning Traditions or Creating New Ones
Shirley Omari-Kwarteng Precedent plays a significant role in how this country is conducted and how we continue to move forward,…
The Effects of Language on a Political Landscape
Claire Krieger Language is a key component of how humans communicate and express their opinions. It is inexplicably intertwined with…
The Fall—and Apparent Rise—of Unions in the United States
Union membership in the United States peaked in the 1950s, when one out of every three non-farm workers…
Two Party Systems, Duverger’s Law and Political Polarization
Shelby Alexis Blevins It is rare to see third-party representatives in office. Bernie Sanders is a rare success story, as he…