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World Scope: Steering China’s economic rise

February 27, 2017

To see China emerge in such a way would no doubt keep the leaders of the West on their toes.

A Step Away From a Thousand Years of Darkness: The Myth of Fascism

February 27, 2017

Government power cannot be abused when it does not have enough power to oppress.

The Conservative in the Room: Feb. 21, 2017

February 21, 2017

Somewhere along the line, fighting the patriarchy became a form of misandry.

Dissecting the DNC: Death to Democratic Identity Politics?

February 13, 2017

Identity politics should be opened to include all groups.

The Future is Female: Women must support other women to enter politics

Hannah Bernstein • February 12, 2017

The systems in place in this country discourage women from entering the political sphere.

What We Can Do: Holding Aoun to account

February 9, 2017

Sometimes small steps are all we have—and this is one.

In the House: The Future of the Affordable Care Act

February 7, 2017

What I and many other people oppose is repealing the law with no plan in mind.

World Scope: The Indian National Congress’s Path Forward

February 7, 2017

The INC's mask has cracked, and the majority of India doesn’t buy the act.

Hindsights in History: U.S. lags in health care

February 7, 2017

Repealing the Affordable Care Act would impede on the already slow progress we’ve made as a nation when it comes to providing health care for all—a task every developed nation should be working towards.

Technobabble: Silicon Valley leaders should advise Trump

February 7, 2017

Travis Kalanick had a tough week as Uber’s CEO.

Opening the Cabinet: Betsy DeVos for Secretary of Education

February 5, 2017

Perhaps the most unqualified of Trump’s nominations is Betsy DeVos, the billionaire campaign donor who Trump chose to serve as Secretary of Education.