Mitt Romney’s Vote on Impeachment and the State of American Politics Justine Coutu Mar 4, 2020 In Trump’s Washington, where going against the President often means being blacklisted, why would a man like Mitt…
Why Wasn’t There a Republican Primary in South Carolina? Albert Gunnison Mar 1, 2020 Holding primaries is still a necessary part of the electoral process, no matter which party's incumbent candidate…
A Canadian Take on the Democratic Primaries Adam Steiner Feb 20, 2020 Canadian and American democracies are fundamentally different, but these differences extend far beyond our…
‘Impeachment’ aux États-Unis – une procédure fondamentale mais… Nour Mohsen Feb 17, 2020 Si « l’impeachment » est une procédure constitutionnelle qui permet de protéger le peuple américain en destituant…
Mediterranean Blues: Agreements and Escalating Tensions Danae Derou Feb 6, 2020 On January 7th, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis joined Donald Trump for a meeting in the White House. The…
California’s Answer to Homelessness: Not in My Backyard Emma Frattasio Jan 17, 2020 Failure to broaden the discourse of urban planning beyond the backyards of homeowners and renters contributes to…
Paris 2020: The US Election and the Fight Against Climate Change Olivia Hallett Jan 2, 2020 Many of Trump’s political rivals, including Democratic presidential hopefuls, have publicly opposed his decision,…
Playground Politics: Objectivity and Partisanship in Impeachment Hannah Judelson-Kelly Dec 8, 2019 Impeachment is founded on the basis of objectivity by elected officials and focusses on the behaviour rather than…
Twitter Toxicity: The Dangers of Mixing the Presidency with Social Media Chloe Azoto Nov 29, 2019 For the average citizen, Twitter is an excellent place to fire off irreverent thoughts; Trump is not the average…
To Kill a Caliph Sarah Farb Nov 22, 2019 The Islamic State is still receding, militarily and territorially, from its position in years past. But it behooves…