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Our Billion-Dollar Election Problem

To see who our elections benefit, all you have to do is follow the money.

Why Gen Z Isn’t Voting this Election

Forty-one million young voters have the power to alter the future of our country this November, and making these young voices heard is vital to ensuring the stability of American democracy.

Kamala Harris Ignites Gen Z — But Democracy Needs More Than Excitement

The FPTP system’s suppression of viable third-party alternatives to the two major party candidates is undemocratic.

The Keys to the House: PA-10 and the Trajectory of Congressional Politics

This uncharacteristically competitive Democratic primary and the emergence of former news anchor Janelle Stelson as the winning candidate encapsulate the spirit of political uncertainty that has been growing in Pennsylvania’s Tenth Congressional district.

From Tragedy to Transformation: A Survivor’s Call for Safe Gun Storage

Improperly secured firearms have left innumerable communities shattered. To prevent further loss of life, we must strive for a transformative cultural shift in how we store our nation’s guns.

The Legacy of Critical Whiteness Studies

The academic institutions’ de-emphasis on Critical Whiteness Studies in favor of the broader field of ethnic studies is a step toward more inclusive, critical conversations.

Ardor et Stabilitas: Latin in U.S. Universities and Secondary Schools

The classics will thrive as long as students and teachers are emotionally invested in them — and there is no shortage of emotional investment.

Incentives First: A Critique of Current AI Governance Models

Last December, the Federal Trade Commission settled with Rite Aid after alleging that the company had failed to take the most basic precautions against...

Beneath the Robes: Unpacking the 21st Century Supreme Court’s Divide

For the sake of the Supreme Court’s legitimacy and for the sake of our republic, it is essential that those who sit on the bench do so with respect for one another.

The People’s House, Divided

The late 2010s saw the erosion of “norms” in presidential traditions and White House history. Can the Executive Mansion as we know it survive the post-Trump presidency?