The Future of Green Energy
By Elizabeth Offer The emergency weather conditions in Texas sparked discussions on the future of green energy and the necessity of natural gas. Controversy [...]
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The Big Appearance of Small Businesses on TikTok
By Natalia Potrapeluk While the pandemic has isolated many and worsened mental health all around the world, Social media has thrived as a way to keep people connected. [...]
Israel: A Test Case in Mass Vaccination
By Carly Kramer Since December 14, 2020, the United States has been administering vaccine doses to the general public. In just a few months, the country has managed to [...]
How COVID-19 Transformed the Gig Economy
By Ben Rapp On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic, and things have not been the same since. Thousands of [...]
Filibuster for Dummies
By Isabella Sorgi The filibuster has become a controversial political subject in the past couple of years. This powerful rule requires that in order for a [...]
2020’s Five Most Disruptive Tech Trends Shaping Tomorrow
Telehealth, referring to the use of remote, telecommunications-based healthcare via video, email, call, is rising to prominence worldwide. Telehealth and telemedicine [...]
Big Tech: Heroes of Healthcare?
Technology has also played a role in improving the safe evaluation and triage of patients through advancements in virtual care, telehealth, and remote patient monitoring. By [...]
Technology vs. Privacy: The Problem of Facial Recognition
Ultimately, the question of using facial recognition technology is characterized by various complexities. While it can be helpful in national security and identifying [...]
Our Flag Could Use a New Star – The Case for DC Statehood
Written by Prabhav Kamojjhala “Taxation without representation”. Sound familiar? That’s probably because it’s what the license plate of Washington D.C. says – a [...]
Precedents of the Presidential Election
Written by Jacob Howard The approaching 2020 election is accompanied by controversy. The eager and crowded Democratic field is beginning to narrow down to a handful of [...]
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