Tag: democracy
The Weekly Dossier: When Trump met Mamdani
In a plot twist nobody saw coming — not even the aunties who claim to have all the gossip — New York City has...
Kennedy heir rises to the political stage
After New York’s (N.Y.) Rep. Jerry Nadler vacated his United States (U.S.) House seat, Jack Schlossberg, grandson of former President John F. Kennedy, recently...
Longest government shutdown in U.S. history comes to an end
On Nov. 12, the House approved a Senate-passed funding package and President Trump signed it into law, putting an end to the longest government...
Prop 50 passed by California voters, redrawing the congressional district map
On Nov. 4, 2025, Californian voters approved Proposition 50, also known as Election Rigging Response Act, allowing an independent committee to temporarily redraw the...
R’Perspective: Why you should vote “Yes” on Proposition 50
If you’re a Democrat in California, your vote may soon have less weight than a Republican vote in Texas this upcoming congressional election. That’s...
The second round of New York’s mayoral debates
On Oct. 22, 2025, the three candidates for New York’s mayoral office joined the stage to participate in the second round of the mayoral...
Newsom warns California schools to not ‘sell out’
On Oct. 2, 2025, Governor of California Gavin Newsom issued a statement threatening to cut down billions of dollars in funding for any “sell...
States push back against the federalization of the National Guard.
On Saturday Oct. 4. 300 members of the Illinois National Guard were federalized in order to protect federal agents and property from ongoing public...
Syria after Assad: A path to democracy
Bashar al-Assad, son of the former president of Syria, Hazef al-Assad, assumed office in 2000 and took over the Ba’ath Party. Reported by the...
Letter by University of California students, faculty, staff and alumni concerning...
Harry Stoltz is a fourth-year pure mathematics major at UCR. Harry is looking forward to pursuing a PhD in mathematics. He is the Vice...