American Tycoons and Influential Figures in Government, a blur of separation between public interest and private gain
Donald Trump will become the 46th President of the United States of America, carrying renewed responsibility of picking the new...
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The Tokenism of UK Government E-Petitions: What Went Wrong?
Broken, Kitsch, Nonsense So, what went wrong exactly? Simply put, e-petitions are systematically broken. It is a poorly designed mechanism,...
Inside the Manosphere: Why Young Men Are Turning to Right-Wing Podcasts.
Young American men have once again proved that they are no different from every generation of men that came before....
Assisted dying: ending life or shortening death?
On Friday 29 November, MPs will vote on the long-debated issue of assisted dying, allowing Parliament the chance to ensure...
Why The Democrats Lost (And How They Win In 2028)
Short Answer: "It's The Economy, Stupid!" The USA is a country mired in misogyny and racism. But blaming these prejudices...
Starmer’s Response to Slavery Reparation Talks is Insulting to Commonwealth Countries.
The unveiling of a blue plaque at the University of Leeds last month occurred shortly before Keir Starmer’s visit to Samoa for the Commonwealth Heads...
“If His Ballot Was Red, Let His Balls Stay Blue”: American Women’s Response to 2024 Election Results
After Trump’s return to power, there has been a concern for the future of reproductive rights in the United States....
Global Implications of Trump’s election
“Trump's first term suggested that the only truly predictable thing about the way he behaved was its unpredictability”- Dr Martin...
Remembrance Day: Let’s Not Forget Britain’s Hypocrisy
All throughout my school history, I remember partaking in the minute silence on November 11th at 11:00am. I remember being...
Students Weigh In: Perspectives on the new Labour Government
Labour stepped into power for the first time in 14 years, following the July 4 election. They gained a 174-seat...