by Astrid Newton | Oct 2, 2026 | Boston University
Beginning most overtly in 2025, with the Trump administration’s punitive freezing of Harvard University’s federal grants, the American education system has been a continuous target of federal downsizing. The weaponization of federal grant freezes and rollback of...
by Jackson Graham | Apr 29, 2026 | Suffolk University
One of the main campaign promises made by the Trump campaign was to bring prices down for everyday Americans. He promised (and failed to deliver) sweeping economic reforms, the implementation of protectionist policies, and a return to an era of “America First”...
by Hunter Porter | Mar 24, 2026 | Suffolk University
Congress plays an essential role in our government. They are the only federal officials directly elected by the American people, yet in recent years, under Republican and Democratic leadership, they have shirked their constitutional powers, ceding them to the...
by Kutlu Acun | Feb 5, 2025 | Sabanci University
Recently party politics agenda has been occupied by the debates of rising right-wing extremism, challenging and changing the status quo in many countries. The discussion around extremism(s) attaches specific importance to populist and authoritarian tendencies gaining...
by Kennedy Little | Nov 22, 2023 | Northeastern University
On November 7th, in a 234-188 vote, the United States House of Representatives voted to censure Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib following Tlaib’s comments on the Israel-Hamas war. Twenty-two Democrats joined two hundred twelve Republicans to formally express their...
