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posted on by Ashley G
The Coronavirus outbreak has devastatingly shocked our nation, causing the economy to temporarily shut down, sending students home from their designated universities, raising unemployment to …
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posted on by Donovan Giardina
Georgia State University Tagged With: Macedonia, North Macedonia, resistance
Image retrieved form: https://www.istockphoto.com/il/video/4k-macedonia-flag-crisis-war-fire-gm1019157286-273912350 The Country of Macedonia, now North Macedonia following a name dispute with …
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Rollins College Tagged With: Coronavirus
The recent series of rallies protesting social distancing measures across the country have attracted the attention of countless media outlets. The rallies, which are reminiscent of the Tea Party …
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posted on by Sydney K
It is no exaggeration to say that the impact of the coronavirus has rattled the United States. As of April 22, 2020, there have been over 800,00 cases of coronavirus in America and over 40,000 deaths …
posted on by Claire Northway
Suffolk University Tagged With: California, COVID-19, Schooling
On March 16th, more than 90% of California schools closed their doors due to the Coronavirus. The same day, most cities mandated shelter-in-place orders and families were scrambling to find a way …
posted on by Kaan Aksoy
Bilkent University Tagged With: COVID-19, Israel, Middle East, rule of law
Aspiring autocrats do not necessarily need to seek out ways to legitimise their attacks on the institutions of democracy, such as free media, checks and balances, and civil society. Sometimes, such …
