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For almost a year the media and handicappers have predicted that, in November, a massive red wave will sweep Republicans into office, even

A recent poll highlighted how college students disassociate from peers with opposing political opinions. Dr. Nathan Shrader, an associate professor of political science

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Despite bipartisan calls for comprehensive charter school reform, the PA General Assembly has, once again, put this year’s budget to bed without any

Pedro Vega, a high school social studies teacher from New York, has always appreciated the articulate discussions of his students. However, in recent

Some lawmakers believe that carried interest has become a financial burden on American society as it misaligns rewards for the wealthy, inhibits risk,

Liz Cheney being defeated in her primary in a resounding thirty-point landslide has cultivated no shortage of reactions. But one proverbial collective sigh

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In the wake of the FBI’s search of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home, Robert Kelly, a retired Coast Guard Reserve Captain who served in the

When we assign key functions of our brain to be performed by a smartphone, are we not devolving? PJ DiMuzio, co-founder of Creative

There is an ancient inscription carved above the door of St. Paul’s Monastery located on the secluded Mount Athos peninsula in Macedonia, Northern

Persistent drought in the Western U.S. has the potential of becoming a national security crisis of catastrophic proportions. Given that the interruption of