To Impeach or Not to Impeach? Senate Republicans’ Perspective
The question is: how much political capital are Republican members of Congress who disapprove of Trump’s actions…
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The Fight for Abortion is Far From Over
The pro-choice movement is now on more precarious ground than ever before. By actively working to decrease freedom…
The N.R.A.: Is The Reign Finally Over?
With only the first glimpses of a quantifiable decline in the N.R.A.'s influence during the 2018 mid-term…
International Law is Failing the South China Sea
It is clear that international law so far has tried—and failed—to restrain Chinese advances in the South China Sea.…
Huawei 5G: Trapped in an Olive Branch
An olive branch does not exist if one is forced to accept the offering. And in many ways, the US is forced to…
An Open Letter to U.S. Consul General from Action Free HK Montreal
On September 6th, members of the Action Free Hong Kong Montreal Group handed the U.S. Consul General to Montreal,…
Milkshaking Up Activism: the power of humour in resistance
Business in Westminster’s parliamentary chambers has been relatively quiet since Brexit Day was postponed to 31…
Social Media Censorship on the Rise in the U.S. and Beyond
Following Facebook's announcement that it would crack down on "dangerous" users and content, the debate surrounding…
The Catholic Case for Andrew Yang
Yang’s campaign is noteworthy for Catholics. The more I researched his campaign, the more I noticed curious aspects…
What President Trump’s Veto on Yemen Means for the Saudi-U.S. Alliance
If an international coalition is to end the Yemeni Civil War, it will not be led by the United States, who has…