“Limit voter fraud at the expense of disenfranchising eligible voters.” That’s the message that the Ohio state legislature and the U.S. Supreme Court are sending with their latest decision in Husted …
The Danger of Electing Election Deniers
Across the country, sixty percent of Americans will have an election denier on their ballot. At least 16 states will have a candidate running for secretary of state (or positions that appoint the …
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The Consequences of the Demise of the “Chevron Deference”
Murky water runs through your backyard, clouding the water that comes out of your faucet and into the vegetables you wash, the water you use to brush your teeth. However, instead of the Environmental …
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Who Should Control the Flow of Information in the Information Age: Private Businesses?
Apple iPhone, with many social media apps We practically live on our phones, the average use time on an iPhone is 5-6 hours a day. Given the fact that we are constantly absorbing information from …
Carrots and Sticks: How the Greek Government Undermined Free and Independent Media During the COVID-19 Pandemic
While Hungary and Poland dominate the discussion of democratic erosion in Europe, it is Greece that ranks last in media freedom among European Union member-states. Since the onset of the pandemic, the …
Drought Unlikely to Spark Democratization in Iran
Over the past two years, large protests for clean drinking water spread throughout drought-stricken Iran. The protests, deemed the Uprising of the Thirsty, were largely unsuccessful and resulted …
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