As seen by the strong turnouts at both the March for Life and various women’s marches around the country, the fight over abortion will continue to rage on into an uncertain future.
Abortion in America: 45 Years Later
The Misunderstood Implications of the Electoral College
Following the 2016 election, many Americans raised age-old questions regarding the merit of the electoral college. Carson Coronado argues that it fulfilled its purpose in the revived tug-of-war between urban and rural interests.
Not Fake News: Nunes, North Korea, and No Holds Barred in the Debate on Immigration
Wes joins Anurag for the first time on air, to prognosticate (more like prevaricate) about: -The Nunes memo -Trump’s dealings with North Korea -The turbulent debate on immigration.
Social Justice Organizations Convene to Discuss Upcoming APD Contract Vote
Tensions between police and civilians in Austin are high before the looming Austin Police Department Contract vote.
The Libyan Intervention and its Broader Implications
President Barack Obama’s deviation from the general U.S. non-interventionist trend led to severe, enduring consequences.
The Texas Orator 