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A new era of conservatism

by Jamie Speka

A New Era of Conservatism in theSupreme Court

Jamie Speka reflects on the key features of conservative political ideology pertaining to human rights, the effects of its rising prevalence around the world, and the future of the political landscape in the new era of conservatism.

Searching for America: Atlanta

by Lucy Connors

Lucy Connors narrates her experience of Atlanta, Georgia, an eclectic city with new things to discover in every nook and cranny.

In conversation with pro-choice protesters in California and Texas

by Jamie Speka

Jamie Speka talks to residents in California and Texas as they protest against the US Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Roe v Wade overturned: what does the future hold for the United States?

by Maggie John

Following the Supreme Court’s vote to overturn Roe v Wade, Features Editor Maggie John discusses what this means for the country’s future and women’s rights.

Banned books in the “land of the free”

by Isabel Langguth

Isabel Langguth explores the history of book banning and why it is still happening today.

A window into Biden’s presidency

by Jack Walton

A new dawn is upon the United States following Trump’s departure from the White House and the future of the nation is uncertain. Jack Walton walks us through Biden’s first few weeks and predictions for the next four years of his presidency.

US universities quarantined after measles outbreak

by Oliver Haynes

Over a thousand students and staff at two US universities have been quarantined following a measles outbreak. People under the quarantine have been advised to stay at home and avoid other people. They have been barred from public transport and could face prosecution if they disobey their quarantine. They could face prosecution if they disobey […]

American Infrastructure: If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it?

by Malcolm Wong

America needs a revamp, simple as. In the State of the Union on 30th January, President Trump addressed the legislative agenda and policies for the near future with infrastructure proving front and centre. The American people already had word of a new – long overdue – infrastructure plan about a week prior to the State […]

The Comey Scandal

by Billy Brooks

I’d been dreading this move for weeks. It’s directly in line with everything we know about Trump and the incompetence he’s surrounded himself with, so I’m not surprised to hear that President Trump has fired the head of the FBI, James Comey. The White House press has been vigorously engaging itself in vain attempts to […]

100 Days Later, Is America Great Again?

by Jack Watts

Has Donald Trump made America great again? One hundred days into his presidency, this is the question we should be asking. The man who rode into the White House on powerful promises and inflammatory rhetoric has arguably had enough time now to enact his major pledges, especially given that he assured his supporters during the […]

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