By Torus Lu policy has featured significantly in the 2016 presidential election. Proposals have ranged from deporting every illegal immigrant…
By Bhanodai Pippala The death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia has led to a confirmation battle over Merrick Garland,…
By Kristin Fillingim the course of history, society has gradually overturned institutions of inhumanity. From slavery to torture, we continue…
By Jep McNair One of the more popular media narratives about presidential politics is that Democrats have built up a…
By Phillip Jones the United States, many assume that voter disenfranchisement is a thing of the past: Jim Crow Laws…
By Caitlin Rueden a moment to remember the last time you voted. Do you remember having to drive 150 miles…
By Megan Kriss On August 18 of this year, Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates announced that the U.S. Department of…
By Rob Oldham Freedom of speech protects the marketplace of ideas, which is the notion that all speech potentially has…
By Rob Oldham ho exactly is in charge of the Republican Party? Not John Boehner. The Speaker of the House…
By Ben Brockman this November, the American people — or at least the 54% of eligible voters who turn out…
By Grace Holland week, the deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando Castille sent shockwaves across the country. By the night…
By Sam Cleare the thick of LGBT Pride celebrations on Sunday, June 12th, a gunman opened fire at Pulse, an…
By Rob Oldham woke up to a nightmare Sunday morning as news broke that the worst terrorist attack on American…
By Justin Lewis one of the most dynamic U.S. presidential contests of the modern era Americans have witnessed a plethora…