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A Resurgence of Racist Ideology in America
In May of 2018, two brothers of a historically Jewish fraternity, Alpha Epsilon Pi, were harassed and physically assaulted near…
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Ignored: The Growing San Diego Homeless Epidemic
With the fourth highest population of transient people in the nation, roughly 9,000 people within the San Diego area are…
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China’s Human Rights Crisis in Uighur Internment Camps
In a recent Amnesty International report, it was found that 13-year-old Dinara Yergali was just one of many Uighur Muslims…
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The Expanded CFIUS Will Likely Cause More Economic Damage Than It Prevents
The United States has long served as a beacon for the values of free trade and open markets. Now, however,…
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Team Up or Fallout: Nuclear Disarmament in the Unified Korean Peninsula
On June 12, 2018, when United States President Donald Trump met North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, resolution and…
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African Debt A Decade After Relief: How the New Wave of Investment is Undoing the Debt Relief of 2005
In 2005, the IMF and World Bank decided to forgive low–income countries, the majority of which were in Africa, of…
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Correspondents Weigh-in: Brett Kavanaugh’s Supreme Court Confirmation
Rebecca Cheng: Symbol of Partisanship, Questions of Legitimacy After Dr. Christine Blasey Ford’s testimony, actor Matt Damon made an appearance on…
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More Than a K-Pop Ban: The Legacy of the THAAD Dispute
In July 2016, in response to North Korea’s rising nuclear threat, the US and South Korea announced their decision to…
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Changing Relations of the Middle East: Fallout from the Qatar-Gulf Crisis
In the four months since the coalition of Gulf States—Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates—cut their diplomatic ties…
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Shrimp Among Whales: South Korea’s Balance Between Great Powers
In describing the history of Korea’s foreign relations, there is an appropriate phrase: “Between a fight of whales, the shrimp…