Henry Kissinger, the architect of many of the worst atrocities of the Cold War, died last week at 100 years old. His role in the indiscriminate bombing campaigns of Vietnam…
It is no secret that New York University embraces diversity by admitting students of all races and ethnicities from not only every part of America, but every part of the…
Ever since the Supreme Court ruled the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) unconstitutional in Murphy v. National Collegiate Athletic Association, the landscape of sports betting has changed rapidly.…
As of July 2018, all public schools in New York State serving students in grades six through 12 are required to provide free menstrual products in school building bathrooms. Public…
At NYU’s Bobst library, a large open space on the right side of the lobby dons red banners spelling out the phrase “This is Not a Drill.” My first thought…
Today, the United States of America is officially holding its 2018 Midterm Elections. While these races have been the focus of a great deal of media attention during the…
Today, on election day, several races with national implications are still too close to call. One of those races is in the state of Missouri, a state President Trump…
Singapore has been under an unprecedented amount of limelight recently for a number of reasons. The first, which really thrust the tiny country into the arms of the mass media,…
Nowadays, the political climate only seems to worsen and polarize each day. Bitter, villainizing rhetoric; death threats; and politically-motivated violence is not uncommon.
Since his tumultuous presidential campaign, Donald Trump has utilized rhetoric that has polarized the American public to a largely unprecedented extent. He ran his presidential campaign on a platform…