Trump Is a Symptom, Not a Cause
In his essay in the New York Times titled, Trump Poses a Test Democracy is Failing, Thomas B. Edsall, a professor of political journalism at...
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Polarization Seen Through Partisanship, Status, and Geographical Location
The trucker convoy made its way from Virginia's Interstate Highway into our state’s capital. Over the course of three weeks the convoy camped...
Europe’s Rotting Peace
Europe, host to much of the bloodiest fighting during both World Wars, has since experienced decades without a major conflict between member...
Regeme Type’s Effect on Human Rights, Especially Among Queer People
LGBT people have long been an extremely oppressed group in places all over the world. While many nations in the global north currently have...
Partisan Divides Obstruct Justice Jackson’s Path to the Supreme Court
Portrait of Ketanji Brown Jackson. On July 29, 1994, Justice Stephan Breyer was confirmed to the US Supreme court with an 87-to-9 vote. ...
Corruption and Vested Interests: What No One is Saying About Ukraine
The war in Ukraine has awakened international cooperation unlike any event since World War II, as international organizations and states have...
Partisan Ingroup vs. Outgroup Tensions Boil Over
Ingroup vs. Outgroup Background Conflict has been stirred up in the United States for several years now. The political parties have an...
Decline of Italian Democracy at the Hands of Matteo Salvini
The extreme-right party, Lega Nord has gained popularity over the last 10 years and Matteo Salvini is responsible for it. Salvini now is the...
Has Peruvian Democracy Gone Off The Rails?
Since the year 2000, Peru has had the longest period of democracy in the country's history. As a Latin American nation, the South American...