Author: Max Foley-Keene

Getting Americans to move again will save us from ideological homogeneity in certain areas.

Take refuge from the chaotic news by listening to some Supreme Court audio, where you can hear intelligible discussion for a change.

Trump’s recent military action gave us a glimmer of hope that human rights in Syria will be enforced. But his decision-making process might be problematic.

Senate Republicans filibustered 307 times in the first five years of Obama’s presidency.

For blocking arguably terrible policies like the AHCA, the Trump administration’s incompetency was beneficial. But what will happen when our president has to address issues like disaster or war?

Within the Trump’s administration is both eccentricity and normalcy. But what will happen if world issues demand our commander-in-chief to behave purely rationally?

For the minority party, obstructionism can be the rational and moral action.

Steve Bannon uses deception tactics to fake being an intellectual.

The idea of a singular, Facebook-led global community can be a nightmare.

Passionate educators and engaged students are motivated intrinsically, not by monetary benefits.