Category / 2022 / National

By William Yoo As the Dobbs v. Jackson decision looms and its consequences are feared yet not entirely known, the justifications made by the Supreme Court have become major points of contention in public discourse. While not as obvious as medicine or political science, economics - particularly socioeconomics - is an intrinsic facet of abortion…

By Josh DeLuca Design by Eric Kim Though the candidates change, every election cycle the American people hear the same refrains: complaints about "gridlock" in Washington and promises to break through and deliver substantive changes. And yet, year after year, substantive legislation has largely eluded both presidents and Congress. However, after a string of legislative…

By Amrita Kulkarni In the last two decades, a combination of factors have pushed the student debt crisis to a critical point of unsustainability. Therefore, canceling student debt, while not perfect, is necessary to provide immediate relief to millions of Americans and buy policy makers time to enact legislation to truly solve the crisis.   …

By Gabriel Squitieri Peter Thiel: He's the Elon Musk of the right. Such a designation is irrelevant now, considering the obsequious billionaire Musk has joined forces with the right as well. Nevertheless, I wish not to harp on Mr. Musk. Instead, I find it pertinent to recount and analyze the actions of Peter Thiel as…

By Matthew Shepetin, Staff Writer How many times have you been told to recycle your can of Coke? Or buy a hybrid? Or seen a politician take money from oil companies while advocating for environmental policy? Over the past decades, corporate leaders have intentionally reprogrammed the way we think about the individual's role in combating…