Reflections on the Revolution in Iowa
In recent years, a host of rebellious “anti-Trump” conservative intellectuals and thinkers have published scores of books and articles bemoaning the demise
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Opinion
Why Congress should Care about Opinion Polls
Congress is out of touch. Our representatives should be representative. To that end, Congressional representatives should aim to vote with the preeminent polling consensus wherever and whenever possible.
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A Trump Conviction is not Enough
This article was originally written by: Luca Navarro “Everything that Trump has ever been accused of, has come out to
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Rethinking the Pax Americana
This article was originally written by: Gabriel Landrein For the foreseeable future, the world is bipolar. The United States and
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NEPA at a Crossroads: Rethinking American Environmental Policy
This article was originally written by: Teddy Foley The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) has been called the “Magna Carta”
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SJP’s Troubling Response to the Massacre in Israel
This article was originally written by: Itai Grofman In the early hours of Saturday, Oct. 7, as Israelis were wrapping
Read MoreThe Need for Moral Clarity from the Democratic Party
What’s the deal with the Democratic Party? It’s no secret that there is an ongoing debate about where the Party
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Amending Section 230 to Reform Social Media and Address Political Extremism
This article was originally written by: Elliot Sher Social media’s hold on society is undeniable. In 2022, Facebook had approximately
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Adam Sachs: Brandon Johnson for Mayor of Chicago
This article was originally written by: Adam Sachs This Tuesday, Chicagoans will elect their next mayor. After denying a second
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Exploring Polarization and Centrism: Hating one does not mean we should love the other
This article was originally written by: Ava Partridge American newspapers are littered with headlines calling polarization a poisonous threat to
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Ranked Choice Voting Could Be The Solution to America’s Electoral Problems
This article was originally written by: Vikram Seshadri September 13th, the day Mary Peltola was sworn in as the U.S.
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Not Guilty: The Case Against Acquitted Conduct Sentencing
This article was originally written by: Spencer Dalton Vernon Watts had a problem. Having been convicted of possession with intent
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The Political Realism of the Filibuster
This article was originally written by: Ólafur Stefàn Oddsson Cricco In the wake of yet another school shooting in Uvalde,
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Disinfo, Dialogue, and the Chicago Principles
This article was originally written by: Teddy Foley The most viewed video on Youtube from the last year involving a
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Hero Beer in Nigeria: Ethnic Violence, Clientelism, & the Paradox of Corporate Social Responsibility
This article was originally written by: Tyler Okeke On June 23, 2020 and in the wake of the brutal vigilante
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Joe Manchin, the Child Tax Credit, and an Unlikely Ally in the Fight Against Child Poverty
This article was originally written by: Ólafur Stefàn Oddsson Cricco The Biden White House’s signature program is the Build Back
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A Gamble for Growth: Chicago’s Casino Proposal Can Teach Us About Growing the City
This article was originally written by: Ronan O’Callaghan Through its diverse offerings and antique splendor, the 1893 Columbian World’s Exhibition
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Why Monopolies Rule the Internet and How We Can Stop Them
This article was originally written by: Zander Arnao Monopolies rule the internet. Alphabet owns search; Amazon runs e-commerce; Apple has
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A Foreign Policy for the Middle Class?
This article was originally written by: Ethan Ross The Biden administration is committed to providing Americans with a “foreign policy
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The Effects and Efficacy of UChicago’s Donations
This article was originally written by: Chelsea Seifer When addressing multidimensional problems, donations can take one of two routes. They
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