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Miscarriage to Murder Suspect 

By Windsor Bissell on May 23, 2026 • ( Leave a comment )

Merge Labs

By Jack Couch on April 15, 2026 • ( Leave a comment )

“Martin Irons: The Labor Question” by Jada Li

By redbean25 on April 7, 2026 • ( Leave a comment )

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 )

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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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The Chaebols’ Abusive Grip on the South Korean Economy

By Seth O'Brien on September 17, 2025 • ( Leave a comment )

A concise history on the families that dominate the East Asian technological and industrial power.

War 2000 Years Later, “At 15 I Joined the Army, Only at 80 Did I Finally Return”

By Benjamin Castro on September 17, 2025 • ( Leave a comment )

How we can relate to a 2000-year-old poem.

The Law Gives Us Answers; Literature Gives Us Nuance

By Keerthi Chalamalasetty on August 28, 2025 • ( Leave a comment )

The Count of Monte Cristo is more than just a tale of revenge—it is a story that questions the boundaries of revenge, the morality of retribution, and the true meaning of justice, revealing literature’s ability to capture the nuance of the human condition beyond legal verdicts.

Patent Law and its Application in Science and Technology

By Shubham Mehrotra on July 8, 2025 • ( Leave a comment )

A brief overview of patents.

Artificial Intelligence and Moral Agency in Science Fiction

By Shubham Mehrotra on June 30, 2025 • ( Leave a comment )

Is artificial intelligence capable of moral agency?

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