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The Populist Dilemma by Oluwabomi Fagbemi @ University of Pennsylvania

Partisan polarization plays a huge role in American politics, with the Democrats and Republicans running a (nearly) closed shop in a winner takes...

The Trump administration’s bureaucracy is notably unusual for a couple of reasons. The first comes from the president’s adamant desire to shrink...

The political fight over gerrymandering in Pennsylvania has recently taken a markedly dangerous turn. The legal battle over the Pennsylvania...

Voter identification laws have become a source of extreme partisan debate in the United States. The Republican party, which is decidedly...

When President Donald Trump was inaugurated on January 20, 2017, he inherited a Supreme Court nomination from President Barack Obama after the...

After some back and forth, much to the dismay of both Democratic and Republican leadership in congress, the Trump white house settled on wanting...

Upon taking office in 2016, Rodrigo Duterte quickly implemented a campaign pledge to begin amending the 1987 Philippine Constitution. A political...

Robert Mueller's investigation has captured the attention and, at least for some, hopes, of the American public. Though past investigations have...

The United States government has shut down twice, albeit briefly, in 2018, and again in the not so distant past of 2013. Many individuals in...