The word “truth” may be the latest and most consequential word to be the unfortunate victim of a definition change. While truth was originally based in objective reality, it has now been […]
The Dangers of “Your Truth”
Trump Went Against Constitution With Attempted Censorship of “Fire and Fury”
The United States, from its founding, has given individuals the right to both freedom of speech and freedom of the press in order to provide a check on the government. Most countries […]
The End of Net Neutrality Does Not Spell Armageddon
Surprise.
Divestfest Puts Liberal Principles to the Test
By Toren Arginteanu It’s no secret that our friends on the far left both love the environment and hate Israel, but until last week we didn’t know which they cared about more. […]
Beth Grossman is Philadelphia’s Best Choice for District Attorney
Young Philadelphians deserve to inherit a city that is safe and united. Most young people want reasonable policies on crime that are lenient when appropriate. We don’t want youth who commit minor […]
Why Gun Control is Not the Solution to Mass Shootings
By Connor Hart America has lost the ability to mourn. In the wake of the tragedy in Las Vegas on October 1st, there has been an outpouring of support and sympathy for […]
The Fate of DACA Residents
By Bryce Daniels During his campaign, President Trump promised to end DACA, an executive order signed by President Barack Obama in June of 2012. DACA, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, is […]
Apartheid, SJP Style
By Toren Arginteanu Towards the end of spring, various student groups at universities worldwide held events for “Israel Apartheid Week.” According to its website, “Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW) is an international series […]
Cuo-No
By Bryce Daniels On April 10, Governor of New York Andrew Cuomo announced the incoming arrival of a legislative bill entitled the Excelsior Scholarship. The bill is said to provide free tuition […]
The Liberal Case for Capitalism
By James Paron Usually, political debate with my peers ends in impasse, but I still do it, because an unquestioned viewpoint is never valid. As someone whose broader ideology began in fiscal […]
Solid Walls vs. Flimsy Rhetoric
Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) recently posted a message on Locust Walk comparing Israel’s border security operations to Donald Trump’s controversial political statements in an effort to convince people who dislike […]
Obamacare 2.0: TrumpCare
The state of nationalized healthcare has been subject to debate within the United States most notably in the past decade. In the beginning, ideas that were flung “across the aisle” contended that […]
