By: Daniel Schneider In a seemingly rare showing of bi-partisan cooperation the 114th Congress has shown its ability to work together through support for a number of bills affecting United […]
By: Rachel Bond The death penalty has been a topic of fierce debate ever since it was reinstated in the United States in 1977. The Supreme Court of the United […]
By: Jeb Harmon In December of 2014, Sony Pictures Entertainment turned to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for protection and answers after North Korea allegedly targeted the company […]
By: Mahira N. Khan The January Paris attack against French magazine, Charlie Hebdo, the ISIS revolution, and the increased threat of foreign terrorist fighters (FTFs) question whether the Visa Waiver […]
By Victor Paduchak It has been said that one of the most prolific and memorable images of 2014 is the Before and After take of Ukraine’s Independence Square. On the […]
By: Tara Schonhoff Following the chaos of the 2000 elections (uncounted ballots; dangling, dimpled, and pregnant chads; and the Supreme Court choosing the President in Bush v. Gore), Congress passed […]
