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Gun violence prevention made progress under President Biden. However, this progress is fragile as Trump’s deregulatory agenda threatens to undo it. To resist, the movement must evolve to become more coordinated, more strategic, and more politically savvy.
Many more institutions will face the same difficult choice as Harvard in the coming four years. I urge them to consider this: Your money is only as valuable as what it buys.
The Supreme Court has the ultimate responsibility of making decisions based on upholding the Constitution. Cases are often heard in the Court because of their controversial nature. So what makes this Court different?
The eventual and inevitable effects of age on one’s cognition and health warrant a much-needed age limit on holding positions in office. Yet, a resolution still has not been implemented due to debates over differing solutions and concerns about the impact the age limit would have.
This past April, parents and residents from across my Central Pennsylvania school district gathered to protest a looming school board decision. Many of the...
Trump’s rhetoric echoes the racism and dehumanization present in the rhetoric of Adolf Hitler. His language is uncharacteristic of a politician governing on behalf of all Americans irrespective of race, ethnicity, or citizenship status. It is the kind of talk expected from a totalitarian dictator.
