For Asian-Americans, by Asian-Americans
On October 19, 2024, seven men from Cornell University’s Chi Phi fraternity allegedly assaulted a woman for over seven hours in an incident involving alcohol and drug use. The woman, identified as Jane Doe, was a 20-year-old undergraduate at Cornell at the time. She has since dropped out of college. The incident drew national outrage…
“Defund the police” or “transform the police?” Progressives don’t need to abandon ambitious ideas; they need to learn how to communicate their values to voters. Amid a potential 2028 presidential run, New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez seemingly dismissed the values of the left on ABC’s This Week on August 9. When Jonathan Karl pressed Ocasio-Cortez…
In purple states like Minnesota, moderates typically have an advantage. So how did progressive Peggy Flanagan defeat moderate Angie Craig in a landslide victory in the Democratic Senate primary? Despite holding the longest active Democratic voting streak of any state in U.S. presidential elections, Minnesota’s political landscape is far more complex. In fact, the Minnesota…
Republicans have historically proclaimed themselves as the “fiscally responsible party,” but the research says otherwise. Since taking office, Trump has exploded the national debt. In the 2024 United States presidential election cycle, Donald Trump and Republicans repeatedly attacked the Biden-Harris administration for increasing the national debt, portraying Democrats as reckless stewards of the federal budget.…
This article is written by Ethan Zou. One year ago today, Charlie Kirk was assassinated while speaking at an event at Utah Valley University. For millions of Americans, his death was a personal tragedy. For others, it became something more complicated: a source of anger, grief, celebration, and another battle in an already bitter political…