In Washington
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Democracies and voting security: The future of elections
Society has advanced at an exponential speed over the last few decades, and democracy helped us get to this point.…
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Is Donald Trump preparing an Orwellian government for 2024?
Donald Trump’s presidential term was marked by extreme doses of volatility due to his paranoid personality, although the leitmotif of…
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The dreadful simplicity of today’s warmongers
Does America know what a dangerous game its leaders have been playing? Does it know its history? And do the…
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Biden’s infrastructure plan: Why it can work
Past presidents have talked about an infrastructure plan to help rebuild the nation’s highways, bridges, dams, airports, and water systems.…
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Rise of conservatism in Supreme Court of United States
By Abdul Wasay Ajmal Nations States are often studied and evaluated through their systems of governance. Good governance is considered…
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Republican’s failure to convict President Trump will haunt the party
The Republican Party had a choice to make and I hoped the party that abolished slavery and enabled the passage…
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Biden’s human rights inheritance
President Joe Biden is committed to the pursuit of human rights abroad. We know this because this cause now runs…
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Biden’s Russian obsession
By Paul Shields In a recent interview on 60-minutes, President-elect Joe Biden claimed that Russia is currently the biggest threat…
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Past as prologue: Biden the pandemic prophet?
By Jeffrey Marburg-Goodman Most of the chatter after the recent Vice Presidential debate was about temperament and messaging, such as…
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Democrats have nothing to fear, but themselves
When Mr. Trump completed his hostile takeover of the Republican Party and claimed the 2016 nomination, it became Mrs. Clinton’s…
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