First Blood Diamonds, Now Bloody Cellphones?
By: Kaitlin Bruno A new case before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia poses the important question: to what extent should corporations be held accountable for […]
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The Electronic Social Contract
By: Sonia Shaikh The recent exposure of NSA’s surveillance policies has ignited a national uproar. Americans have angrily cited violations of the Fourth Amendment and privacy rights as reasons to […]
Better late than never? Not anymore: An Analysis of Recent Anti-Truancy Regulation in the District of Columbia
By: Karyna Valdes Truancy negatively affects students and society. Students who are regularly truant are far less likely to graduate from high school and thus more likely to become a […]
Feeding the Multitude
By: Tiffany Sommadossi Fish remains the only major food product that is an outsider in the organic labeling movement. As the farmed fish industry tries to join the organic movement, […]
Cleared for Takeoff: The Department of Justice and the American Airlines/U.S. Airways Merger
By: Andrew Strauss Earlier this week, the Department of Justice announced a settlement with American Airlines that will allow the company to go ahead with its proposed purchase of U.S. […]
Food Deserts and Cuts to SNAP Create a Recipe for Disaster
By: Corey Peterson At a time when India is enacting legislation deeming food security a right of citizens instead of just a measure taken by the government, our own government […]