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Three’s A Crowd
It is not unprecedented for a third party candidate to run for the presidency and experience some degree of success – Millard Fillmore, Theodore Roosevelt, and Ross Perot all garnered significant support in the general election while representing third…
Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt: Undue Burden in the Lone Star State
Stella Shannon explains what the most recent Supreme Court decision on abortion means for Texas and for the nation.
What Now, Justice? A Q&A with Utah v. Strieff
Stella Shannon goes in depth on the ramifications of Utah v. Strieff, the Supreme Court’s latest Fourth Amendment case.
Orlando, Stonewall, and the Politics of Tragedy
Kyle Ranieri asks for a vigil for American politics and its inability to grieve.
The Democratic Primary Wasn’t Rigged – But It Still Needs Fixing
Adrian Rivera looks at how the Democratic primary advantages certain candidates and why that should be changed.
The Primaries Come to a Close
History is made on the Democratic side, Republicans leaders excoriate their nominee, and Republican voters appear unfazed.
The Never Ending Story
Ian Garcia-Kennedy explains the impact of the Inspector General’s report, the latest legitimate news in the ongoing Hillary email story.
Donald Trump and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Press
Rita Wang examines the latest Trump firestorm, the point of the media, and the shocking disrespect paid to the Fourth Estate by a presidential nominee.