Politics

The Mint of Citizenry

Within the ancient world, the city-state of Athens had two major sources of renown; its democracy, the most prominent in Greece, and the stability...

“The Worst of the Worst”

As ICE activity has surged in Minneapolis following the killing of Renee Nicole Good, the DHS has spoken highly about ICE primarily arresting "the...

How Does the War Actually End?

Three years and an estimated 1.5 million total casualties into what the Kremlin once called a “three-day special military operation,” the question still comes...

Did Trump Change his Mind About Mamdani?

Two brutal adversaries, President of the United States Donald Trump and newly elected Mayor of New York City Zohran Mamdani, converge in the Oval...

Is Israel an Apartheid State?

"Apartheid" is an Afrikaans word meaning apartness, describing the period from 1948 to 1994 that carried significant institutional and legal separation of white, black,...

What is Going on in Europe?

If one keeps up with foreign affairs, one may notice that the solid bedrock of postwar European parties has begun to crumble. Labour and...

Globalizing the Intifada

Our friends on college campuses and Tiktok accounts around the country are big on hardliner social justice. True believers in Ta-Nehisi Coates, they. But...

Sovereignty in the Old World

In my previous article, titled "The Purpose of Nations and the American Exception," I discussed that the unique model of sovereignty and national purpose...

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