Brief #151 – Foreign Policy Brief
by: Yelena Korshunov
The intricate and often clandestine ties between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump have captivated global attention, intertwining political maneuvers with allegations of Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election. As new revelations emerge, the depth of Putin and Trump’s relationship continues to unfold, raising critical questions about the geopolitical implications of their mutual influences.
Brief #150 – Foreign Policy Brief
by: Reilly Fitzgerald
As the Paris 2024 Olympic Games commence, the event is already overshadowed by criminal activity, doping scandals, and significant missteps in representation, raising serious questions about the integrity of the Games. With the Seine’s murky waters and security threats looming, this monumental celebration of sport finds itself at a tumultuous crossroads between tradition and modernity.
Brief #113 – Technology Policy Brief
by : Mindy Spatt
AI’s rapid rise is accelerating energy consumption and greenhouse emissions at an alarming rate, posing a serious environmental threat that rivals pandemics and nuclear war. With data centers and extensive computational workloads driving this surge, the urgent question remains: do we truly need this technology given its staggering climate cost?
Brief #228 – Civil Rights Policy Brief
by: Rod A. Maggay
Judge Aileen Cannon’s recent dismissal of Trump’s case defies established legal precedents, raising significant concerns about judicial impartiality. By relying solely on a contentious interpretation of the Appointments Clause, Cannon’s decision could set a troubling precedent for the future of special prosecutors.
Brief #134 – Elections & Politics Policy Brief
by: Arvind Salem
In a stunning turn of events, President Biden has withdrawn from the 2024 election, endorsing Vice President Harris as his successor amidst concerns about his mental acuity and poor polling performance. With the Democratic party in disarray and the clock ticking down to Election Day, Harris faces the formidable challenge of unifying the party and defeating a resurgent Donald Trump.
Brief #133 – Elections & Politics Policy Brief
by: Arvind Salem
In a dramatic turn of events, Donald Trump selects JD Vance as his vice-presidential candidate, igniting controversy and debate. Vance, known for his memoir “Hillbilly Elegy” and shifting political stances, epitomizes the complex intersection of personal narrative and political ambition in today’s America.
Brief #167 – Social Justice Policy Brief
by: Morgan Davidson
Much has been made about political violence in America, with the most recent event being the assassination attempt on Donald Trump. Was the attempted assassination simply due to recent campaign rhetoric, or is it indicative of a larger issue?
Brief #171 – Environment Policy Brief
by : Allie Amato
While most industries are highly regulated, the fashion industry goes almost entirely unregulated.
JULY OP ED
by: U.S. Resist News Staff
Although some Democrats would like someone else to be their candidate it does not look like Joe Biden wants to step aside. Maybe this is foolish narcissism on his part, but also maybe he has a good case to make for himself. This is what that case looks like.
Brief #149 – Foreign Policy Brief
by: Abran C
Recent elections across several countries have brought significant political shifts. In France, no party gained a majority, causing political uncertainty. The UK’s Labour Party won decisively, contrasting with Europe’s right-wing trends. In Iran, reformist Masoud Pezeshkian won amid low voter turnout. India saw Modi’s party lose seats but retain power through coalitions. Mexico elected Claudia Sheinbaum as its first female president, maintaining her party’s control of Congress amidst security challenges.