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Our Unsure Future: Legislation in the Age of Emerging Reproductive Technology
Emma Hartman
May 29, 2024
Our Unsure Future: Legislation in the Age of Emerging Reproductive Technology
Emma Hartman
May 29, 2024

In a world of rapidly evolving technologies in reproductive medicine, adaptation is both a challenge and a necessity. The development of ectogestation and similar reproductive technologies calls into question abortion legislation and cultural norms across the United States. 

Emma Hartman
May 29, 2024
Reformation During the Resurgence of Industrial Policy Under the Biden Administration
Sam Brooks
Apr 15, 2024
Reformation During the Resurgence of Industrial Policy Under the Biden Administration
Sam Brooks
Apr 15, 2024

“President Joe Biden talks on the phone with Tennessee Governor Bill Lee...” by The White House is licensed under CC0 1.0 DEED

Sam Brooks
Apr 15, 2024
 How Our Patent System Exacerbates Global Vaccine Inequity
Madeleine Frank
Jul 2, 2022
How Our Patent System Exacerbates Global Vaccine Inequity
Madeleine Frank
Jul 2, 2022

The western response to the COVID-19 crisis was criticized for failing to properly assist low income counties. Changing the patent for Covid vaccines would lower informational barriers between high income and low income counties.

Madeleine Frank
Jul 2, 2022
Digital Currency and the Threat of China
Carina Ritcheson
May 17, 2022
Digital Currency and the Threat of China
Carina Ritcheson
May 17, 2022

The rise of China prompts competition on all fronts, including the lucrative and dangerous business that is digital currency.

Carina Ritcheson
May 17, 2022
The Digital Panopticon: How Online Communities Enforce Conformity
Kylie Lynch
Dec 4, 2021
The Digital Panopticon: How Online Communities Enforce Conformity
Kylie Lynch
Dec 4, 2021

Social media is a Foucaultian nightmare. Conformity within online groups is strictly enforced, not only by a nameless watchman, but by other members of the group as a whole. Participatory surveillance ensures that everyone acts as both the watcher and the watched, and has no room to deviate from the group’s established norms.

Kylie Lynch
Dec 4, 2021
Facebook is Failing the World—And They Know It
Eli Mautner
Nov 20, 2021
Facebook is Failing the World—And They Know It
Eli Mautner
Nov 20, 2021

Former Facebook employee Frances Haugen leaked thousands of internal Facebook documents that went public in what became known as The Facebook Files. The documents shockingly reveal how Facebook is tearing people apart and shed light on the platform's disastrous attempts at self-regulation.

Eli Mautner
Nov 20, 2021
Biomass Energy: Environmental Friend or Foe?
Amelia Peck
Nov 17, 2021
Biomass Energy: Environmental Friend or Foe?
Amelia Peck
Nov 17, 2021

Green and renewable energy is a key component of combating global warming. In the United States, the question of whether biomass is a form of renewable energy is still under debate,. To preserve the integrity of the carbon neutral nomenclature, Biden should not include biomass energy from his carbon neutral plan.

Amelia Peck
Nov 17, 2021
The United States Must Vaccinate the World Now
Eli Mautner
Oct 27, 2021
The United States Must Vaccinate the World Now
Eli Mautner
Oct 27, 2021

With thousands of people still dying from COVID-19 every day and developing nations suffering at the mercy of a few wealthy governments and corporations, the United States has to take the lead in global vaccination efforts.

Eli Mautner
Oct 27, 2021
Vaccine Diplomacy
Amelia Peck
May 29, 2021
Vaccine Diplomacy
Amelia Peck
May 29, 2021

While science can be a tool for helping others, it can also be an important component of political influence and international relations. This article explores the United States’ approach to vaccine distribution and access in the context of global vaccine diplomacy.

Amelia Peck
May 29, 2021
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