Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani’s meteoric rise has been capped off by a decisive election win, in which he beat disgraced former New York governor Andrew Cuomo. What is next for Zohran’s vision of the Big Apple? Well, everyone will supposedly get their fair bite!
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America. Charlie Kirk’s assassination has become a nuclear detonation after a decade of verbal warfare. And the fallout is more than mourning; it’s sorting through the radiation embedded in our political culture.
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ETF inflows are projected to exceed $1 trillion as 2024 comes to a close – an unprecedented number in comparison to 2023’s $600 billion inflow.
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Saumya Sinha Staff Writter Imagine someone stole your human rights, dignity, rights for basic survival, and you are not
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When it comes to legal matters, the term “more prejudicial than probative” carries significant weight. But what if we applied the same principle to myths? Particularly, myths surrounding immigration and crime often sway public opinion more than they inform.
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The 2024 NFL draft is weeks away meaning all football fans are eagerly awaiting to see where the top quarterback prospects go. This quarterback class is the deepest in years.
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On October 8th, a coalition of 30 Harvard student groups cosigned a letter blaming the Israeli government for starting the war in Palestine. The letter received intense backlash from donors and alums, who demanded Harvard President Claudine Gay address the letter. In a statement, President Gay called for “an environment of dialogue and empathy” among rising tensions.
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As we all understand, the Constitution and the founding fathers who wrote it could have been better, and many things needed to be more specific. The Constitution outlines the right to free speech, stating, “Congress shall make no law…abridging freedom of speech,” but it does not define what “free speech” is… To begin, let us take a look at what history tells us.
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It is known that completing higher levels of education is a time consuming, difficult and demanding task in a student’s life. A well-rounded lifestyle is vital for a productive learning environment, yet most students are not taking care of some aspects of their physical health, such as consistent exercise. Walking is a great form of cardiovascular exercise that is likely to be the most manageable for able-bodied individuals to participate in.
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“Will you shut up, man?”,
“Did you use the word smart? Don’t ever use the word smart with me…”,
“There’s nothing smart about you, Joe. 47 years, you’ve done nothing.”
“Everybody here knows he’s a liar…You picked the wrong guy on the wrong night at the wrong time…”
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