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Beware the 'Claremonsters'

With affirmative action on the chopping block, Rachel Supnick ‘26 steers the conversation towards the pressing need for educational reforms.

FIRE's methodology doesn't pass the smell test.

This week’s vote was only one of a series of proposed changes that would point Israel in a more populist and authoritarian direction.

How the Supreme Court Divided America

Biden's advisors believe that any remarks about the case give Trump more ammunition to support his claims of political persecution.

TikTok puts tensions between free speech and national security front and center.

Why is the Governor's campaign floundering before it starts?

As governor Ron DeSantis enacts changes to educational curricula, it's important to understand the relevant Supreme Court precedent.

BY THEODORE SIASAT IMAGE COURTESY OF DAVID McNEW -- GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA Getting around Los Angeles without a car is incredibly frustrating. We've heard the stories: nightmarish congestion on the 405, blood-curdling traffic at LAX, and $50 Ubers to go out for dinner. It doesn't have to be like this. Cities like San Francisco and Seattle show that, with expanded multi-use land zoning and enhanced walkability, we don't have to rely on cars. Zoning is the practice of desig