January 20, 2025. The start of a “new Golden Age of America,”  attended by billionaires with a collective net worth

It began with an email–or rather, a lack of one. Brian Gibbs was one of nearly a thousand workers whose

California's High-Speed Rail project seems to be in a state of perpetual limbo. Historically, progress on this project has been

California has long been a leader in the United States when it comes to transgender legislation. Since 2004, the California

At the heart of the American experiment is the principle that our government’s authority and legitimacy are derived from the

Amidst the changing political tides in South Africa, shifting U.S. policy under the Trump administration exacerbates longstanding tensions. The withdrawal

The day after Donald Trump was convicted on 34 felony charges, his campaign raked in a staggering $52.8 million in

On January 28, 2025, the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists set the Doomsday Clock forward one second toward midnight, bringing the

A mid-air collision over the Potomac. Raging wildfires in Los Angeles. The catastrophic collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.

In recent years, the U.S. and the World Health Organization (WHO) have had a relationship that makes Hollywood breakups look

History is a story of great power rivalries. In our time, the competitors are the United States, Russia, and China.

For once, Gavin Newsom and Donald Trump agree on something: transgender athletes. In the inaugural episode of his podcast, “This

Public transit agencies have been facing a “fiscal cliff,” a looming budget shortfall as federal COVID-19 relief expires but transit

The winding path of international politics has reached a fork of values: enduring liberalism versus an emergent imperialism. Our new

“Double, double toil and trouble”—the cauldron of public opinion is once again brewing, this time casting criminals as misunderstood cultural

This year’s Olympic games were one for the books. The world watched, enamored, as Simone Biles won gold after gold,

The extensive literature on post-independence African development highlights the challenges and opportunities for African agency in international politics. In essence,

Tear gas fills the air, crowds chant beneath a sea of fluttering flags, and Nairobi’s streets transform into battlegrounds of

During the 2017 United Kingdom general election, Prime Minister Theresa May ran on the slogan that she would provide ‘strong

Between 2006 and 2024, over 1,200 journalists were killed, with UNESCO reporting that 85% of these cases remain unresolved. Journalism,

Just over a hundred years ago, women finally secured the right to vote–extending political autonomy not just to men, but