In the Jan. 28
issue of The Mercury, an op-ed by
Alexander Christie — entitled “Shutdown at the D.C. Corral” — asserted that the
recent partial government closure was necessary to reexamine the...
During the Trump presidency, Americans have seen many
records broken. We’ve broken all sorts of stock market records. No president
has had more federal judicial appointments than President Trump at...
When economics senior Jack Sollows began his semester in
Washington, D.C., he did not expect a weeks-long delay in the midst of a
national government shutdown. Of the 12 UTD students participating in...
As the one-year anniversary of President Donald Trump’s inauguration recently passed, media platforms from Fox News to TIME magazine have reviewed Trump’s time in office and debated what, if anything,...
Editor’s Note: The name of Jose was changed to protect his identity.
Jose was two years old when he boarded a bus bound for the U.S.-Mexico border. His grandfather fed him grapes in the dark to stave...
At the age of 16, Peng Peng Zheng, like any other male about to graduate from high school in Singapore, registered for the military. The problem for Zheng was that she privately identified as female.
In...
