Maintaining favor in the public eye as well as regularly excusing themselves from public scrutiny or legal consequence, the U.S.’s most powerful corporations continue enabling their national stranglehold through hypocritical and strategically publicized political commentary.
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With the number of students receiving vaccines increasing countrywide week by week the dilemma of deciding how we handle COVID-19 going forward is starting to…
Steadily dismantling the definitive legal strides of Warren and Brandeis, the American right to privacy prevails, but increasingly more illusory, amid recent expansions and potentially ongoing abuses of state power.
With the number of non-church of Christ affiliated students continuing to rise at Oklahoma Christian University the importance of inclusivity is becoming more and more…
The Supreme Court’s decision in the landmark case Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission continues producing historic levels of corporate influence on policy and risking gradual erosion of the nation’s democratic process.
In 2020 COVID-19 changed the social landscape of places around the world, arguably none more than in college universities. With the sheer number of students…
Turning his back on numerous campaign promises, President Biden’s aversion to a formal press conference marks another entry in this year’s developing trend of political ambiguity and fuels the administration’s image of illusionary progress.
Cementing itself as a center-stage issue for Western nations, China’s ongoing economic growth and infrastructural fortification call for heightened American vigilance, but certainly not panic.