Courtesy of Fiona Sharpe | Twitter: @SharpeFiona Since I became politically aware, I have been a conservative and a loyal Republican. I grew up in a bourgeois religious community, so…
Counter-Protesters in Scrubs Block Anti-Lockdown Campaigners in Denver. Photo courtesy of news.com.au On April 15, in a scene reminiscent of the 2009–2010 Tea Party rallies, thousands assembled on the…
Joe Biden, with his wife, Jill, in Columbia, SC after winning the South Carolina Democratic primary. Photo courtesy of GERALD HERBERT/AP Somewhere in the morass of contemporary American politics,…
Turkey's President Erdogan addresses a post-election rally drawing hundreds of thousands, in a major show of strength (March 24, 2019). Conventional wisdom says that old habits die hard. When it…
Pictured: NYU Professor Amin Husain at a pro-Palestine rally. Photo courtesy of the NY Post On Tuesday, February 18th, Kristen Gourrier, the President of NYU College Republicans, and I, the…
On November 18, Chick-Fil-A, America’s most popular chicken sandwich restaurant chain, announced it would no longer support two charitable Christian organizations, The Salvation Army and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA), which have been criticized by LGBTQ+ rights activists for their opposition to same-sex marriage.
The tide of public opinion has finally turned against Big Tech. After years of amassing a globalized oligopoly and unfettered dominance over cyberspace, the behemoth technology companies seem poised to be subjected to the strictest regulatory scrutiny since the dot-com bubble burst in 2000-2001.
This past July, in a move aimed at placating Washington’s concerns about growing Iranian influence, Iraqi Prime Minister Abdul-Mahdi issued a decree ordered all Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) militia, which are trained and funded by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Iran’s elite military force, to be fully integrated within the national armed forces by the end of the month.
It is often said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, which is why one of the greatest ironies of the 2020 presidential race thus far has been Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s (D-MA) wholesale embrace of President Donald Trump’s economic nationalism.