June 15, 2017 – By Michael Drohan On May 22, Donald Trump produced his Budget Proposal for 2018. If ever there was a statement that government is at the service of the […]
A Budget from Hell
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June 28, 2017 – By Joyce Rothermel Currently in Washington, D.C, it’s budget season and the Trump administration has made it loud and clear they want to cut and structurally change SNAP […]
Single Payer Documentaries Available
May 19, 2017 – By Wien Norman Health Care is back in the headlines again. With the Republicans attempting to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, the news will be dominated […]
Another Defense of Planned Parenthood
June 30, 2017 – By Jacqueline Souza The constant legislative attack on women in the U.S. is not and never was about protecting family values, nor an attempt to shrink our national deficit […]
Maps Matter! Let’s End Gerrymandering
June 29, 2017 – By Suzanne M. Broughton Gerrymandering is not new. It started in 1812 when Massachusetts Governor Elbridge Gerry approved a bill that drew districts favoring his party. A political […]
Cooperative Principle 7: Commitment to Community
July 1, 2017 – Ron Gaydos and Jeff Jaeger Our economy is a story that we tell each other and ourselves every day. It encompasses many of our expectations, ambitions, challenges, and our […]
The Common Sense of War and Militarism
June 30, 2017 – Calvin Pollak One of the keys to maintaining a militarized society is managing the people’s political common sense, or ideology: the stories, values, and concepts we take for […]
Bahrain: Dissecting the Tiniest Country of the Anti-Qatar Group
July 1, 2017 – By Fatema Juma As a former resident of Bahrain, allow me to begin my observations by reflecting on 2011, the year, in the media’s eyes, when the Arabs […]
Past in Present: Historical Implications of Science and Society
July 1, 2017 – By Nijah Glenn Dr. Jotham Parsons is an historian and a faculty member in the Duquesne University History Department. He is also my former professor for History of […]
An Interview With Antonio Lodico
July 1, 2017 – By Michael Calhoun The United States is currently in the midst of arguably the most polarizing, life-changing transition in US history. While not directly influenced by this exchange […]
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