Politics
Aristotle first coined the term oligarchy to describe an abusive system of government in which a few wealthy people rule over the rest of the people. Political opponents of Donald Trump have repeatedly used the term, especially as the President-elect continues to select more billionaires for his cabinet than any...
President-elect Donald Trump’s daughter-in-law, Lara Trump, announced she has stepped down from her position as co-chair of the Republican National Committee. Many speculate she has stepped down to run for a vacant senate seat in Florida. Should Trump’s selection for secretary of state, Marco Rubio, be appointed, his senatorial seat...
Trump plans to usher in a new era of American politics, starting at the US-Mexico border. While border security was a priority in his first term, he will approach the issue differently in 2025. Now that the border wall has been completed, Trump’s plan focuses less on preventing the flow...
Throughout history, music has served as a powerful vehicle for political expression, with protest songs emerging as anthems of resistance, unity, and change. From the folk ballads of the 19th century to contemporary hip-hop tracks, protest songs have chronicled society’s struggles, amplifying voices of dissent and mobilizing movements for justice....
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to reshape industries and redefine modern life, the question of how to regulate this powerful technology looms large. Under Republican governance, the future of AI regulation remains uncertain, as policymakers balance innovation incentives with the need for oversight. Republican leadership has historically favored minimal regulation...
Less than two weeks after Matt Gaetz withdrew his consideration for the position of Attorney General amid controversy surrounding an investigation into sex trafficking, illegal drug use, and sex with a minor, more Trump appointees are stepping back. On Tuesday, December 3, Trump’s pick to lead the Drug Enforcement Agency,...
Following a significant electoral defeat, the Democratic Party is confronting a familiar yet urgent challenge: internal divisions threatening its ability to present a unified front. With progressive and moderate factions at odds over strategy, messaging, and policy priorities, the party faces a crossroads in determining how to rebuild and regain...
With a little over a month left in Biden’s only Presidential term, democratic lawmakers in Washington DC are urging him to issue a policy that could limit incoming President Donald Trump’s ability to use the military domestically. Senators Elizabeth Warren and Richard Blumenthal sent a joint letter to Biden and...
As the United States approaches the 2025 presidential transition, the nation stands at a pivotal moment. Whether it marks the continuation of the current administration or the beginning of a new one, the seamless transfer of power is essential to maintaining the strength of American democracy. This period will demand...
In the weeks since winning the election, Trump has doubled down on his promise to impose steep tariffs on trade partners. He’s proposing a 10-20 percent tariff on imports from Canada, China, and Mexico. Global economists say this will reduce trade and distort consumer production worldwide. Following Trump’s victory, Google...
Anne Hidalgo, Paris’s first female mayor, has left an indelible mark on the city, reshaping it in ways that continue to spark both admiration and debate. Since her election in 2014, Hidalgo has championed ambitious urban reforms aimed at transforming Paris into a greener, more sustainable, and inclusive metropolis. A...
Following President-elect Donald Trump’s appointment of Florida congressman Matt Gaetz as Attorney General, democrats and Republicans voiced disapproval. Gaetz has spent the last year under investigation by a congressional ethics committee over allegations that he used illegal drugs, participated in unlawful bribery, and had sex with a minor. On Thursday,...
