By Teymour Nsouli New York City, New York Lebanon has kicked off the new year with an exchange value reaching a low of 33,000 Lebanese...

By Nathaniel Read London, United Kingdom Have you ever felt that your train journey gets duller every day? Or that your meals have become...

By Srishti Sharma Lone Tree, Colorado Although Halloween is an exciting and fun day for people—especially children—it is also a time...

By Ayaan Ali New York City, New York Mass quarantine in the pandemic’s early stages shed light on the fact that people are more than just...

By Michael Fahn Gainesville, Florida Last month, Senate Democrats announced a $3.5 trillion budget proposal geared towards education,...

Schools are meant to be a safe space for everyone, students and teachers alike. New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio recently announced...

Many current Congress members do not express their true thoughts on topical issues because they worry that doing so would ruin their chances

The United States is a vast country. With over 300 million inhabitants and 50 states, its electoral system must be comprehensive and robust

Independent voters deserve a voice in this country, as does every citizen. The two-party system is deeply flawed.

In today’s political climate, the need for accurate and authentic representation has dominated the film industry

President Joe Biden's administration promised to invest in a variety of areas, attempting to lift America out of the COVID-19 pandemic

The Iranians made it clear from the beginning that negotiations with the U.S. would strictly be regarding its nuclear ambitions

It has been four-and-a-half months since President Joe Biden took hold of the reins of economic policy from President Donald Trump

On May 19, Republican Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed the “heartbeat bill” to become a Texas law.

The United Kingdom is emerging from its third, and hopefully final, major national lockdown.

Kansas is a conservative state. Voting for Republicans in every presidential election since Lyndon Johnson’s great 1964 landslide victory...

In 1969, Apollo 11 put a man on the moon—but not without repercussions. As the 70s rolled around, NASA’s financial freedom diminished.

By Elizabeth Heywood London, United Kingdom Fatphobia is the most normalized form of prejudice. The word fatphobia itself does not help...

There are numerous flaws with Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs), and there are fundamental issues within their system of working

Sports change. They develop alongside changing skill levels, strategies and technology. Technology has produced a host of complexities...