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Rebuttal: Down with the Department of Education
America’s education czars don’t need a Kremlin.
Shiv Parihar
Apr 13 min read


Greenback-lash
Trump's tariff troubles critically undermine dollar diplomacy, and it will hurt the average American.
Henry Fina
Mar 313 min read


It Was Never About the States
Closing the Department of Education won’t empower states—it will weaken them.
Ian Akers
Mar 313 min read


Claremont Students Should Read Lenin
Understanding political theory means reading the communists.
Shiv Parihar
Mar 314 min read


The Palestine Exception and the Jailing of Mahmoud Khalil
You cannot be a liberal democrat at home and a supporter of apartheid abroad.
A. S. Ganesh
Mar 284 min read


Australia’s Social Media Ban: A Misguided Overreach
Banning teens from social media won’t fix what’s broken—it just shifts the blame.
Anya Raghuvanshi
Mar 43 min read


Embracing Uncertainty in Political Mourning
Democracy thrives if we embrace uncertainty.
Henry Fina
Mar 33 min read


Luigi Mangione: American Raskolnikov
If the alleged killer is a latter-day Raskolnikov, the implications are striking.
Joshua Morganstein
Mar 35 min read


Whither Eros: Sex, Careers, and Desire on College Campuses
Our desires aren’t too strong—they’re too weak.
Henry Long
Mar 33 min read


Wrongful Convictions: Can we really argue the system isn’t broken?
We must reframe and reform the way that we think about innocence in our criminal justice system.
Ambika Gupta
Feb 283 min read


The Self-Silencing Majority
Self-censorship is more than just silence–it’s silencing.
Julia Mehlman
Feb 243 min read


Why do we want what they have?
What does a French philosopher have to teach us about management consulting?
Shiah Sarkowsky
Feb 184 min read
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