Foreign Policy Is Being Decided by People Who Don’t Study It
How is public pressure reshaping American foreign policy? Social media, viral narratives, and the erosion of expertise are pushing U.S. foreign policy from long-term strategy toward short-term reaction.
America 250: The Empire’s New Clothes
Any honest celebration of the American dream must face the American reality.
Sony ICD-PX370
A creative familiar object essay exploring my digital voice recorder and its role in preserving my dreams and fleeting thoughts over time, while also encouraging me to find my voice amidst the noise.
A Lack of Enthusiasm: Brazil’s Troubling Political Divide Ahead of Election
Brazil will hold a major election this October, yet why is there not much excitement from voters? An analysis of the polarizing era leading up to this important moment in Brazilian politics.
Eyes on the Sahel
Al-Qaeda may soon govern a nation, our eyes should be on the Sahel.
