Op-Eds
In U.S. history, voter oppression has been any legal or extralegal measure to reduce voting or registration by members of a targeted racial group, political party, or religious community. In recent years, states have erected barriers to voting by imposing strict voter ID laws, cutting early voting times, restricting registration,...
Many kinds of species have been lost to us over the many centuries that we have noticed their remains. With only fossils and bones of what once was, we have been only able to picture what they looked like, sounded like, etc. However, thanks to the efforts of science, we...
Tesla’s reputation has been on a gradual downward spiral in the past few years, spurred on by the recent actions of the Trump administration and its CEO Elon Musk. Yet despite Musk’s belief in his company’s success within the new presidential administration, it may wind up being a cause for...
This has been an interesting time of trades for the NFL, with millions of dollars being signed and discussed over the potential placement of players. One such trade may help the Falcons salvage what they can from an unimpressive performance by Kirk Cousins, who may find himself playing for the...
It’s been 5 whole years since the start of the COVID-19 Outbreak. We’ve seen professions, sociality, academics, sports and economics impacted through the transition into remote practices. As of now, the world has almost gone back to normal. However, there are still incidents of outbreaks occurring at a constant rate....
In an era where we have so many streaming services, the options have almost become as varied as cable TV in its prime. Netflix, Hulu, Paramount+, and HBO Max are all commonly in the mix to deliver the best content in an era where people have the attention span of...
