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Thomas Plunkett The Bolivarian Republic has always had the ire of Washington. Amidst renewed saber-rattling—extrajudicial drone strikes on “narcos,” [1] amphibious landing drills in Puerto...

Alexander Anthony In March 2014, satellite imagery showed a Chinese vessel dredging up sand near Cuarteron Reef—a submerged coral reef in the Spratly Islands. [1]...

Keaton Zeimet On President Trump’s first day in office, his administration ordered billions of dollars in international aid frozen, [1] which would result in a...

Jiakang Yu Generative artificial intelligence now produces expressive works—images, music, code, even legal analysis—that resemble human creativity with increasing sophistication. Yet copyright systems around the...

Brendan Lugoperez The ubiquity of semiconductors places the industry at the intersection of trade politics and national security strategies. [1] Currently, the United States has...

Caroline Schaeffer History has marched forward with women gaining more rights, like the ability to vote and contract from picket lines and slogans. [1] However...

Ishan Singh “Make that move right now, baby. You only go out once in a lifetime.” [1] Make That Move was one of many hit...

Luca Costin In recent years, Minnesota small talk has shifted from snow to haze. Smoke emanating from wildfires in Canada has traveled south across the...

Jazz Ward Mass media holds a vast level of power over people. It controls not just our schedules, our communications, and our serotonin, but also...

Teagan L. Danilowicz In 2020, President Donald J. Trump signed the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2020, establishing the United States Space Force...