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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 )

A Different Fascism? Part II

By Luca Balescu on February 16, 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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A Charged Situation: Examining US Dependence on Chinese Lithium-Ion Batteries

By Elle Nicholson on April 7, 2025 • ( Leave a comment )

An explanation of the United States’ dependence on China for the lithium-ion batteries used in renewables.

“Rebellion” by Jada Li

By redbean25 on April 5, 2025 • ( Leave a comment )

Illustration for Jessica Chai’s piece, When Denial Turns Deadly.

When Denial Turns Deadly

By Jessica Chai on April 5, 2025 • ( 1 Comment )

Instead of viewing Luigi’s actions as an endorsement of violence, we can understand it as an indictment of a system so broken that such an act could be seen as justified.

(I’m) Changing Places—Living out David Lodge’s Novel 

By Dom Jones on April 4, 2025 • ( 1 Comment )

A witty reflection on studying abroad in Austin through the lens of David Lodge’s Changing Places, where the quirks of American life reveal what novels can’t quite capture.

The Gap: College Life vs. Life Without It—What’s the Real Difference?

By Ximena Carrillo on March 30, 2025 • ( Leave a comment )

The journey after high school is not the same for everyone. Instead, millions of individuals wake up the day after graduation with unique versions of how their lives will unfold.

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Merge Labs

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The Labor Question

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Foreign Interventionism and Iran: Why Bother?

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Why Reviving the Iran Nuclear Deal Threatens Global Security in a Time of War

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