By Samuel Driggers This article was originally published in the GPR Spring 2017 Magazine “To the victor belongs the…
This article originally appeared in the Fall 2016 edition of the Georgia Political Review. By Austin McCandlish have long evoked fervent emotions,…
t is sometimes half-jokingly suggested that the Republican Party will, on principle, oppose literally anything proposed by President Obama. In…
ince its creation in 1948, Israel has been a friend of the United States, and it is currently one of…
By Baylee Culverhouse Congress—you’ve been warned. In January’s State of the Union address, President Obama laid the groundwork for what…
By William Robinson On February 12, Russia and Ukraine agreed to a ceasefire agreement brokered by Germany and France effective…
By James Haverly It’s about time we bring a long-forgotten cousin back into our embrace. From Cuba’s independence to its…
By Robert Galerstein On June 2, the EPA proposed its “Clean Power Plan,” adding carbon emissions to the list of…
By: Cait Felt Many have been talking about President Obama’s new immigration initiative, which he announced last week in a…
By: Austin McCandlish The GOP won big this past election. Beginning January of next year, Republicans will control both…
By: Eli Scott “We need to be willing to harm ourselves to harm Russia. We’re long past the point where…
By: Cait Felt Lately, the Obama administration has put a renewed focus on environmental policy, largely in conjunction with society’s…
By: Alex Edquist Another round of controversy over figure skating judging erupted these past Olympics when Russia’s Adelina Sotnikova upset…
By: Nick Eberhart In times of economic difficulties, environmental sustainability often takes a back seat to economic growth. The recent…