Last week, the annual Conservative Political Action Conference took place in Orlando, Florida, and it was a bad sign for what’s to come for the

A hotly debated issue in present-day politics is the idea of implementing term limits on members of Congress. Those in favor of term limits blame

This past week, the Republican Party released a list of 47 Democratic members of the House of Representatives that they believe they can defeat in

The possible statehood of Washington, DC is not a new topic. Washington residents have been making a case for statehood for centuries, and in 2016,

I’ve always had a hard time wrapping my head around the idea of a Presidential Pardon. Why should one person, be it the President of

We’re all ready to be rid of the COVID-19 virus. Personally, I’m dreaming about the day I can sit in a crowded restaurant or be

The Electoral College is one of the most confusing aspects of our Presidential election system. When we cast a vote for a Presidential candidate, there

One of my earliest memories surrounding voting was in 2008 when my parents took me to the polls to watch them vote for Barack Obama.

Many of us have been calling for it for months, and at this point, every day I am more astounded by the historical climate we’re

I’m an activist. Call us rebels, but believe it or not, we activists don’t and have never enjoyed being tear-gassed or shot with rubber bullets.

Coming from a white, middle-class background, I never really had exposure to Spanish-speaking culture prior to my start of college. But during my freshman year

I reflected a lot on this turbulent, tragic, and life-changing year in 2020’s final days and weeks. I can’t discuss what happened in these past