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There are simply some incidents that cannot be taken for granted, and as a triple major in Government, English, and History at our beloved institution, I found the brilliant opportunity to exercise all of them in last year’s bout of…

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is getting heat for genuine problem-solving, while others know that it is worthy of praise. A desire to solve a public mental health problem is respectable and ultimately requires an extensive effort. …

“The unity of government which constitutes you one people is also now dear to you. It is justly so, for it is a main pillar in the edifice of your real independence, the support of tranquility at home, your peace abroad, of your safety, of…

What is going to be the next big problem? What can you actually blame a president for? Can our democratic republic maintain composure? The midterms bring all the usual questions and more. Also, as usual, there is no one size fits all…

The notion of “consent by the governed” is derived from the Enlightenment Era, as Europe began to contemplate life without monarchies. While the development of the United States benefited from the lack of cultural baggage by being able to…

The title of the 1973 Deep Purple album brings many necessary questions. It’s the question that Congress is trying to ask itself, but it’s warranted for the very constituency it serves as well. The Chief Operating Officer for the…

In a compelling argument on Sept. 9’s episode of Real Time, Bill Maher emphasized in the renowned “New Rule” segment that Top Gun: Maverick illustrated Americans no longer have an overall consensus on what an enemy is. It’s a segment I…

It’s a phrase, as well as the abundant derivatives, that never seem to be properly understood. Sept. 1st gave the United States the kick it needed to reflect on the term, and to no one’s surprise, the wildfire was immediately…