Politics
The Supreme Court’s Political Role and Public Perception
Supreme Court Justices Amy Coney Barrett and Elena Kagan recently testified during a hearing on Capitol Hill. This invites reflection on the Court’s dual role as both a legal and political institution. Political scientist Robert
Challenging Zionist Narratives in Education
As a retired public high school teacher and Jewish peace advocate, I recently co-organized a summer series titled “Challenging Zionism in Schools.” This initiative involved four workshops aimed at examining the curriculum’s existing biases, where
UEFA Considers Legal Action Against FIFA Over Infantino’s Investment Plan
UEFA, the European soccer governing body, has issued a threat of legal action against FIFA due to Gianni Infantino’s abandoned plan to sell a portion of future World Cup profits to private investors. The proposal,
Governor Newsom’s Secretive Legislative Moves on Wildfire Costs Draw Criticism
If you live in California, you might have noticed ads about surging home insurance rates and claims that the FAIR Plan is flawed. These ads encourage residents to contact state representatives to address the wildfire
Calls for Investigation into FCC Members over Gala Tickets
Two watchdog groups have called for an investigation into Federal Communications Commission (FCC) members. They aim to determine if ethics violations occurred when members accepted luxury gala tickets from Paramount. The company sought government approval
Trump Faces Challenging Landscape Ahead of 2026 Midterm Elections
Three months before the midterm elections on November 3, polling data suggests President Donald Trump faces a difficult political climate. The current landscape contrasts sharply with the circumstances when he began his second term. Current
Trump’s Weekend AI Image Posts
President Donald Trump spent the weekend sharing numerous AI-generated images on Truth Social. He posted tens of digitally created pictures, placing himself in various settings related to American history, politics, science fiction, and pop culture.
Darline Graham Steps Into South Carolina Political Scene
Senator Darline Graham entered the political arena in South Carolina, addressing hundreds of Republican voters. Her entry into politics follows the passing of her brother, Lindsey Graham, and a call from former President Donald Trump,
North Korea’s Nuclear Status and Changing Global Reactions
South Korea is adjusting its approach to North Korea’s nuclear program. President Lee Jae Myung stated that the country is now prioritizing a freeze on North Korea’s nuclear activities over immediate disarmament. The focus has
Challenges in Declaring Victory in the Iran Conflict
Explosions near a military base hosting U.S. forces in Irbil, Iraq, raised new questions about the ongoing conflict with Iran. Despite four declarations of victory by the United States, the war’s core objective—ending Iran’s nuclear