Opinion: United We Stand, Divided We Fall
Donald Trump is no stranger to Twitter controversies. It seems as though with each week comes another series of early morning tweets fueled by rage and riddled with lies that More
Satire: Magic-8 Ball to Succeed Sarah Sanders as White House Press Secretary
Washington, D.C: In her final public appearance in her current position, departing U.S. Press Secretary Sarah Sanders announced her successor: a magic 8-ball. “Given how badly the fake news media More
The Effect of Ethnonationalism on LGBTQ Rights in Northern Ireland
On the 9th of July the UK parliament voted on landmark legislation that legalises same-sex marriage and abortion in Northern Ireland – the only constituent part of the United Kingdom More
Japan-ROK Trade Tensions: Domestic Rallying, Colonialism, and the DPRK
On July 4th, 2019, Japan tightened restrictions on exports to South Korea (ROK) of three important materials used in developing high-tech devices. The move has added stress to the already More
Flash Analysis: Strategic Iranian Escalation in the Gulf
On July 10th, boats belonging to the Iranian Guard Revolutionary Corps (IRGC) attempted to intercept a British tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. The move is in apparent retaliation to More
How Structural Defects in American Politics Killed Bipartisan Policy Making
As the wealthiest and most powerful country, America was once the envy of the world. However, with income inequality rising and life expectancy falling, the United States is a far More
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Part One: Canada’s Tepid Response
On August 24, 2016, the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls Commission (MMIWG) was created as a response to the 41st Call to Action of the More
The Partisan Phenomenon: How “Fake News” Has Changed The Game
Rachel Maddow, host of the nightly Rachel Maddow Show on MSNBC is at the peak of her career as a television host and political commentator. Since 2016, Maddow’s show has garnered More
The (Moral) Luck of the Draw: Thomas Nagel and Criminal Justice Reform
Prison sentences and justice system reform have long been contentious topics in political arenas. In Canada, opinions on appropriate forms of justice vary greatly among the populace, and though discussions More
The American Doctrine Undergirding Saudi Diplomacy: Understanding Unilateral Foreign Policy
For over seventy years, the United States and Saudi Arabia have maintained a dynamic economic and diplomatic partnership. This relationship not only demonstrates the vast economic benefits that have taken More