Trump’s attacks on the media undermine our democracy
The rights of free speech and press are central American tenets. Openly discrediting medial outlets as fake news threatens our democracy.
When economic policy only caters to the majority, people fall through the cracks
Majoritarian economic policies must also account for workers who are left behind.
Social media users should occasionally unplug to avoid depression and low self-esteem
Living vicariously through social media can lead to stressful overexposure.
Two realities of Trump’s administration: the normal and the loopy
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?
As Maryland Democrats continue to gerrymander, state residents suffer
Governor Hogan makes a renewed push for redistricting reform.
Basketball is business, and loyalty is overrated
In the NBA, profits outweigh the human narratives.
Vladmir Putin wants to return Russia to its Soviet Union-era glory
Promoting conflict in the Balkans will give Russia a bargaining chip to expand its sphere of influence.
Dog, forced to wear glasses for Instagram photo, now president of local book club
“We’re not really that concerned,” his owner explained. “Although he has looked a bit mangy ever since he finished the tail-end of Old Yeller.”
Why we should retaliate against Bashar al-Assad’s Cessation of Hostilities agreement violations
If ISIS is to be removed, we must first ensure that Assad stops violating international agreements.
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Removing Durkin should’ve been an easy decision. Why did the Board of Regents hesitate?