The U.S. Constitution and Amendments’ Noble Ideals Are Getting Dimmer by the Day
In his farewell address on Jan. 11, 1989, then President Ronald Reagan spoke of the United States “as the shining ...
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Could US Gun Policy Start to Change?
In the United States, the year 2022 witnessed 646 mass shootings, the second-highest number of mass shootings since the Gun ...
Water Quality in America: Under Threat?
Since 1972, ever since Nixon, a Republican president, signed it into law, the Clean Water Act (CWA) has protected waterways ...
What Can We Learn From The Judge Jackson Saga?
Article Update: Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson was confirmed in a bipartisan 53-47 vote in the US Senate today, April 7, ...
Breyer’s Retirement: Why It Is Important, And Why It Isn’t
Last week, the oldest justice on the US Supreme Court, Stephen Breyer, announced he will retire at the end of ...
Why Weaker US Teachers’ Unions Are Good for Africa
When the United States sneezes, as the old adage goes, the rest of the world often catches a cold. The ...
