Evo Morales’ Resignation: No More Cards on the Table?
Evo Morales, the president of Bolivia since 2006, presented his resignation as head of state on November 11th after being “recommended” to do so by the chief of the country’s More
Opinion: It’s Time for Cancel Culture to be #cancelled
At the Obama Foundation Summit event on October 29th, former president Barack Obama called on his audience to challenge the toxic cancel culture that has infected our social and political More
Opinion: Paula White’s Proximity to Trump and the Visibility of Christian Nationalism in the White House
“…We come to you, heavenly Father, in the name of Jesus with grateful hearts, thanking you for this great country that you have decreed to your people…” Pastor Paula White More
NATO: The Newest Victim of American Indifference?
This year NATO is celebrating its 70th anniversary. Established in the aftermath of World War II, NATO was created to “to secure peace in Europe, to promote cooperation among its More
Opinion: We Desperately Need More Women in Politics
Women have always faced barriers in the field of Canadian politics. Despite a record number of female MPs (ninety-eight) being elected to the House of Commons on October 21st, women More
Power Projection: The Political Economy of Comparative Advantage
A globalized world could not exist without the proliferation of free trade. Likewise, the concept of free trade would not exist without the economic theory behind it: the theory of More
MJPSatire: Don Cherry relieved plan to get fired finally worked
After numerous attempts to get fired via offensive xenophobic remarks made on Coach’s Corner, ex-host Don Cherry doesn’t know what made his recent comment about immigrants and poppies finally fire-worthy. More
Analyzing Democratic Wins in Virginia and Kentucky
American voters went to the polls to elect candidates to municipal and statewide office on November 5th. Most of these elections were low-turnout, uncontroversial affairs with the exception of two More
The International Criminal Court: An Unbiased or Eurocentric Institution?
On November 7th, 2019 Bosco Ntaganda, also known as “The Terminator,” was sentenced to 30 years in prison by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for war crimes and crimes against More
Individual Integrity or Community Security: The Ethics of Mandatory Minimum Sentencing
In the criminal justice system, punishment should serve more than to merely rectify harm. In addition to its rectifying quality, punishment also serves as a discouragement, both for the individual More