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The Labor Question

By Benjamin Castro on March 11, 2026 • ( Leave a comment )

Why The Supreme Court Should Overturn Dobbs and Reinstate Roe: An Amicus Brief

By Heather Wood on March 7, 2026 • ( Leave a comment )

Why the Supreme Court Must Restore the Unitary Executive

By Taimur Rehman on February 28, 2026 • ( Leave a comment )

A Different Fascism? Part II

By Luca Balescu on February 16, 2026 • ( Leave a comment )

How a Conservative Court Chose to Preserve Abortion as a Fundamental Right

By Heather Wood on February 16, 2026 • ( Leave a comment )

Homelessness or Public Transit—Progressives Can’t Decide

By Winston Crane on February 5, 2026 • ( Leave a comment )

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The Texas Orator is a multi-partisan, peer-reviewed political publication that is part of the Associated Collegiate Press. We value thorough analysis in our articles and strive to protect the ideals of free speech and unhindered access to information on campus and nationwide. We seek to keep the student body informed of the implications of ever-changing political climates, both domestically and abroad, from a range of voices and perspectives.

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Unwind: A Fictional Series or a Warning

By sarayubellary on April 22, 2025 • ( Leave a comment )

In today’s world, fictional pieces of literature have started to feel like a warning.

Blasphemy

By Benjamin Castro on April 19, 2025 • ( Leave a comment )

Blasphemy kills.

Life, Ethics, and Henrietta Lacks

By Shubham Mehrotra on April 19, 2025 • ( Leave a comment )

The ethical legacy of Henrietta Lacks.

Searches and Seizures: The Evolving Interpretation of the Fourth Amendment and Its Future

By Keerthi Chalamalasetty on April 9, 2025 • ( 2 Comments )

The Fourth Amendment has continually evolved over the years to meet new challenges. As technology and AI rapidly advances, the future of privacy rights is on the brink for significant change, sparking debate about the balance between individual privacy and public safety.

The Liberals Live Again

By calebmulugeta on April 8, 2025 • ( Leave a comment )

A look at the political dynamics playing out in Canada with the onset of Trump in the United States and the election to determine who will lead the Liberal Party with the resignation of Justin Trudeau.

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Domestic Affairs »

The Labor Question

Why The Supreme Court Should Overturn Dobbs and Reinstate Roe: An Amicus Brief

Why the Supreme Court Must Restore the Unitary Executive

Foreign Affairs »

World War Three and American Decline, Part I

The Lesser Known Diplomacy

No More Free Dinner

Culture »

Podcasts as Academic Discourse: Examining the Motif of Vagina Dentata

AI Deepfake and The End of Shared Reality

TikTok’s Epstein Investigators Are a Symptom, Not a Solution

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