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Investigators should move forward with charges before the 2024 election.

Fulton County Hoping to Hold Election Criminals Accountable

Eleanor Smith, Contributing Writer
September 20, 2023
President Joe Biden wrestled political controversies at the State of the Union. (Courtesy of Instagram)

Heckling & Unclear Goals at the State of the Union

Michael Duke, Contributing Writer
February 22, 2023
Rep. Santos’s resume “embellishments” sold voters on a truly false identity. (Courtesy of Twitter.)

Lying is Okay — the House of Representatives Won’t Check Your Resume

Michael Sluck, Production Editor
January 25, 2023
Fighting to Vote at Fordham University

Fighting to Vote at Fordham University

October 26, 2022
Rep. Gosar shared an anime video that his staff created where his character killed Representative AOC’s. (Courtesy of Twitter)

Gosar’s Anime Video: Yet Another Sexist Attack on AOC

Giovanna Rafanello, Contributing Writer
December 1, 2021
The “Heartbeat Bill” went into effect in Texas on Wednesday, Sept. 1.

Texas Abortion Bill Erases Autonomy

Morgan Spillman, Contributing Writer
September 15, 2021
Cruz’s flight to Cancun is an example of how disconnected Congress members are from the reality most Americans have to face. (Courtesy of Facebook)

Ted Cruz’s Trip To Cancun… and Back

Cory Bork, Graphics/Illustrations
February 24, 2021
In recent months, New York has seen a startling rise in violent crimes committed on the subway. (Courtesy of Twitter)

N.Y.C. Subway Stabbings Demonstrate Failure to Address Deeper Problems

Claire McHugh, Contributing Writer
February 24, 2021
Biden signed a record amount of executive orders into action. (Courtesy of Twitter)

Biden Signs Record Amount of Executive Orders

Giancarlo Barrezueta, Contributing Writer
February 10, 2021
Marjorie Taylor Greene has emerged as one of Americas most controversial figures. (Courtesy of Twitter)

Marjorie Taylor Greene Raises Red Flags for U.S. Politics

Noah Osborne, Staff Writer
February 10, 2021
Rather than have Congress vote to raise the debt ceiling again, America should try to reduce government spending. (Courtesy of Flickr)

Do Not Break the Debt Ceiling

March 13, 2019
Courtesy of Julia Comerford/The Fordham Ram

Women in Politics

January 23, 2019
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