The United States and Israel’s prison systems have more in common than one might think. From racial inequalities to the profiteering system - both are in desperate need of reform.
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Congressional stock trading regulation needs a massive overhaul.
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Amazon’s once beneficial charitable program AmazonSmile shuts down permanently with a 33 day notice.
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While it has become a target of conspiracy theories, the mixed-use planning of the 15-minute city will create environmental, economic, and social benefits for urban residents.
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The “It Girl” has circulated social media, influencing women across various demographics to join this journey. What started as a movement to empower women to focus on improving their health, lifestyle, and well-being soon became muddled with the toxic need to have a perfect external disposition while consequently exacerbating socioeconomic divides. The trend also pinpoints a vital discussion on the growing need for cultural appreciation.
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American and European responses to democratic crises in Georgia and Armenia have shown a dilemma in priorities.
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The Wisconsin Supreme Court election earlier this year illustrated the political nature of the fight for Supreme Court seats. With millions of dollars pouring into the race from various political groups, the race was the most expensive state court race in history. It illustrated that voters and interest groups view the control of courts as a means to political results.
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As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine enters its second year, it is clear that the conflict has reinvigorated the foreign policy of the West and put US leadership on center stage. However, as Russia begins to show signs of resilience and the war continues to place a drain on Western military supplies, it is time for the West to advocate for a pragmatic and peaceful conclusion to the conflict.
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