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As America gears up for its 60th presidential election, a new contender with a familiar name has emerged onto the scene: Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Running as a third-party, independent […]
Let’s talk about moon trains. Yes, you read that right—trains on the moon. Another waste of taxpayer’s dollars has been approved. Back in March, Northrop Grumman Corporation won a Defense […]
The Justice Department and attorney generals from 16 different states claimed on March 21 that Apple is illegally monopolizing the smartphone market. This marks another significant legal battle in the […]
Anyone who has ever driven on a road before would be familiar with the term “potholes.” Usually, it consists of a small hole on a road’s surface, and they can […]
It’s coming up on the two-year anniversary of President Trump’s election, and people are angrier than ever. For nearly two years, people have proclaimed Trump to be the worst thing […]
It’s been a bumpy transition for the new White House. With all the chaos, it’s been hard to take a second and evaluate the situation. In November, the American people […]
A fraction of the people who read this won’t give it any thought, because it was written by a journalist. Being a journalist automatically destroys my credibility when discussing politics, […]
I intend to do some justice. The question is whether that justice is properly deserved or earned, and I believe it is. To paint a portrait of someone who was […]
Former U.S. Ambassador James Moriarty addressed the university community on Wednesday evening about the shifting political climates of China, Japan, India, Indonesia and Myanmar, by pulling from his own experiences […]