Tag: politics

Frank Turner headlined at the Fillmore June 5 at an unforgettable concert. The Fillmore’s large venue with glowing Cycladic walls, chandeliers and a large fully…

Political strategist Symone Sanders, who served as national press secretary for Senator Bernie Sanders’ 2016 Presidential Campaign, spoke about intersectionality, equality and social movements at…

CNN anchor and chief Washington correspondent Jake Tapper attracted a modest crowd to the Bossone Research Center May 24 as he discussed his new novel,…

Modern American foreign policy in the Middle East was formed by three pivotal events: the determination to control the region’s oil resources through public policy…

In his first year in office, Richard Nixon coined the phrase “silent majority” to indicate the many who, he contended, quietly supported his continued prosecution…

The Trump administration officially opened the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem May 14. The embassy move has been met with resistance by Palestinian civilians, who, just…

America’s retreat from its century and a half commitment to public education has now become a flight. There has not been a greater betrayal of…

Poverty affects millions of people worldwide, especially in places like South Sudan and Syria, where most of the population is affected. Drexel University has about…

I couldn’t have imagined that I’d see Kim Jong Un shake hands with any foreigner other than Dennis Rodman in my lifetime, but here I…

During the 2016 presidential election 42 percent of voters, a plurality of the country, identified themselves as political independents. That sounds like the makings of…