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Social Media Companies Under Fire for the Spread of Covid-19 Misinformation
Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, one of the most difficult problems to address has been the rampant spreading of misinformation. One need to only look across any one of the frequently used social media sites to see a wide array of differing opinions and contradictory information about COVID-19 and the vaccines introduced to prevent it. TheContinue reading “Social Media Companies Under Fire for the Spread of Covid-19 Misinformation”
Protests in Cuba Spark Foreign Policy Debate
On Sunday, protests erupted throughout Cuba as activists marched against the dictatorial communist regime. Economic turmoil, together with the effects of covid, have left the residents of the country in a dire situation, only worsened by the oppression of their totalitarian government. Cuba is famous for its repression of dissidents, and these protests, the largestContinue reading “Protests in Cuba Spark Foreign Policy Debate”
Biden Administration’s New Policy for Detention of Undocumented Pregnant, Nursing, and/or Postpartum Immigrants
The Biden administration recently eased restrictions of ICE practices, blocking the detention of undocumented immigrants who are pregnant, nursing, and/or postpartum. The new policy asserts that, “except in special circumstances where a woman’s detention is mandatory, expectant mothers and those who have given birth up to one year previously will not be detained by ImmigrationContinue reading “Biden Administration’s New Policy for Detention of Undocumented Pregnant, Nursing, and/or Postpartum Immigrants”
Should People Return to The Office?
In March of 2019, the COVID-19 pandemic shook the world. Whole industries were turned on their head and life as we knew it seemed to come to a screeching halt. In addition to the obvious health consequences presented by COVID-19, there were a number of unwelcome changes to our daily lives. We suddenly couldn’t goContinue reading “Should People Return to The Office?”
Kamala Harris visits the US-Mexico Border for the First Time During Her Time as Vice President.
This past week, Vice President Harris went to El Paso to visit the US-Mexico border for the first time during her current term as Vice President. Prior to this visit, Vice President Harris has been criticized for her handling of the current immigration crisis at the southern border of the United States and these criticismsContinue reading “Kamala Harris visits the US-Mexico Border for the First Time During Her Time as Vice President.”
Long Overdue: The NCAA Enacts New NIL Policy
In huge news that that has been a long time coming, the NCAA announced on Thursday, June 30 that they would be enacting a new policy that will allow college athletes to benefit from their name, image, and likeness (NIL) moving forward. The issue has been a constant source of controversy over the years, spawningContinue reading “Long Overdue: The NCAA Enacts New NIL Policy”
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Excellent blog, Madyson.