Every October, the Norwegian Nobel Committee decides the six people or organizations who have contributed the most to society that year, whether that be through…
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This month marked the final arguments of the American lawsuit Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA) vs. Harvard University. Better known as ‘the Harvard Affirmative Action’…
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In a new age of ‘fake news’, ‘alternative facts’ and ‘post truth’ politics it is hard to trust if the news you are receiving is…
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Since the 2008 global financial crisis, central banks across the globe have taken unprecedented steps to ensure the viability of the global economy. With a…
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Gabrielle Selby takes us through the recent developments with the shut down of the University of Farmington and what it says about current immigration choices in the U.S.
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As the final minutes of Election Day 2018 ticked away across the United States, a new era in Washington was set to begin. Former Democratic…
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Thousands of people from three Central American countries — Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala — are slowly making their way through Mexico towards the U.S.…
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