Learning from the Past: Regulating an Unregulated Market
On September 29, 2008, the Dow Jones Industrial Average stock market index experienced the largest point drop in one day in the history...
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Fisheries: A Forgotten Market in the U.S.
The United States is currently the fifth-largest producer of fish in the world and, for the most part, this production comes from...
Quebec’s New and Problematic Religious Neutrality Law
On October 17, 2017, the National Assembly of Quebec passed the State Religious Neutrality Law with a vote of 66-51. The law dictates...
The US Flag Code: Hypocrisy on Both Sides
Americans are divided on what it means to be patriotic. This debate is apparent in the recent controversy surrounding NFL players...
On DC’s Right to Die Resolution
Background Over the summer, the District of Columbia Council voted 11-2 in favor of the legalization of physician-assisted suicide. The...
Environmental Justice in Houston: Not All Disasters Are Natural
Born and raised in Houston, watching Hurricane Harvey rip through my city and devastate millions of homes was heart-wrenching. Family...
The Confusion Over Marijuana: Is it Legal?
Only 50 years ago, a minimal 12 percent of Americans believed that marijuana should be legal in the United States. Today, one in five...
Originalism: Understanding the 21st Century Through the Lens of the Framers
2016 was a year of hotly contested debate. The presidential election raised many political issues that influence our daily lives. ...
UN Resolution Regarding Yemen: A Breakthrough for International Justice?
On Friday, September 29, the United Nations (UN) Human Rights Council mandated the establishment of an international group of experts to...
Speaking with Congressman Leonard Lance about consumer fairness and the opioid epidemic
Republican Congressman Leonard Lance of New Jersey’s Seventh Congressional District is currently serving his fifth term in Congress with...
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