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On March 18, Vladimir Putin secured 76 percent of the vote, for yet another electoral victory as the president of Russia. He has been the president or prime minister of Russia since

The whistleblower from Cambridge Analytica has recently brought attention to the amount social media users are tracked online, to the surprise of many. This has been happening for a long time, though.

You are in class, the clock is pushing toward the 50-minute mark and you need to ask the professor a question, but there’s one problem – you have a class right after.

Anger compelled, my fingers flew across the keyboard late Tuesday night. I should have been sleeping, but my thoughts circulated back to what the haunted halls of Parkland High School and Great Mills High

In the five months since #MeToo went viral, 94 million people have shared the hashtag, said the founder of the movement, Tarana Burke, Tuesday night in her keynote address. For context, in

As rampant turnover at the White House continues, more controversy surrounds new Trump nominees. In this case, director of the Central Intelligence Agency, Mike Pompeo, is being nominated for secretary of state

On a national level, the American criminal justice system is full of uncertainty, although criminals are most often thrust into local correctional facilities and state prisons. This puts a burden on state

This month, Mississippi Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves submitted a bill for the “BRIDGE” Act, or the “Building Roads, Improving Development, and Growing the Economy Act.” Primary funding for this legislation comes from

The news cycle is depressing. It has been for some time. Every story, hot take, Facebook rant or Tweet is a reaction, a reaction to a reaction or a reaction to a

Since his election to the Mississippi state Senate in 2008, Chris McDaniel has proven himself as one of the nation’s most valiant defenders of constitutional liberties and God-given freedoms at the state