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On April 9, 2025, the Estonian government enacted a statute compelling all religious entities to dissociate from foreign institutions that propagate violence or hatred with a…
At the Woodstock Festival in 1969, social activist Abbie Hoffman delivered a speech condemning the injustice in drug laws in the United States during the Who’s…
The White House on April 15 proposed slashing American funding for United Nations peacekeeping missions due to operational failures in Mali, Lebanon, and the Democratic Republic…
The country is in bad shape right now, and we know whose fault it is. However, blame cannot solely be levied on the Trump administration. There…
As artificial intelligence systems generate increasingly convincing content and identities online, the internet is becoming saturated with all things fake: fake users, fake videos, fake engagement.…
When a government starts to freeze education funding, it’s not just cutting dollars — it’s cutting its citizens' futures. On Friday, March 28, the Supreme Court…
For Trump, a man who has been involved in over 4000 lawsuits to date, a legal system that works in his favor is a dream. In…
Democrats across the country could be forgiven if, for a moment, they felt a tremor of déjà vu. A cheesehead hat does not distract from the…
The ongoing unrest in Georgia, characterized by daily pro-E.U. and anti-government demonstrations, has persisted for over 100 days. This turmoil was ignited after the Georgian government,…
Andrew Cuomo perfectly embodies the archetypal, calculating politician — saying what voters want to hear while rarely standing for anything with consistency. His political philosophy (if…