We increasingly rely on our mobile devices to access necessary services like telehealth or calling 911 and even use them to accomplish everyday tasks like ordering groceries or sending emails. We can do almost anything with a few swipes on our mobile devices. Unlike 20 years ago, we are no ...
When more than 150 American universities divested their assets from South Africa in the 1970s and 1980s, they led the way for a global pressure campaign that helped end apartheid. Today, students around the country are following this example by demanding that their universities divest from the ...
There are two reasons voters should think about immigration when they go to the polls (or however they cast ballots these days). First and most apparent is the fallout of President Biden’s border crisis on communities all over the country. But second is what the administration’s willful ...
After Barack Obama’s victory in the 2008 presidential election, many political experts expected increasing immigration would hand Democrats consistent electoral victories in the future. However, in 2020, despite President Donald Trump’s harsh rhetoric on immigration, he improved upon the ...
You know on those rare occasions you get lucky enough to be invited to some type of event on the higher end of the socio-economic scale and you walk in to a sight for sore eyes – a nice, long, professionally presented buffet style layout teeming with top-notch culinary delights, ready and ...
Gonzalez v. Google, which questions the liability shield built into Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act of 1996, will be heard by the Supreme Court this term. Section 230 is the “First Amendment of the internet” and is responsible for the growth of the open internet we know it. ...
