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Dec 7, 20228 min read

Deep Fake’s Effects on the Human Freedom and ‘I-it’ Mode

As social media platforms multiply and enlarge their audience, they become more susceptible to a specific threat: Deep Fake

Oct 18, 20226 min read

How Tom Cruise Replaced Uncle Sam

I retreated into Texas’s Hometown Cinemas to see the box office’s newest hit. I didn’t realize I was about to be recruited for the military

Oct 17, 20227 min read

What’s Better than Winning Wars?

The U.S. doesn’t win wars anymore.

Oct 9, 20228 min read

Despite Concessions, Gaps Remain: US Strategy in a World without the Iran Deal

Biden's Middle East tour stirs amid Iran's nuclear brinkmanship. Can diplomacy defuse tensions? Explore the unfolding geopolitical drama.

Jul 30, 20224 min read

Student Voices: Why the educational system is flawed, and what to do about it

We’ve all heard it: “The system is flawed.” Our educational system in its current form needs radical change

Jun 22, 20224 min read

I’m a Student in Texas. My Teachers and I Shouldn’t Be Responsible for Stopping a Mass Shooting

By Zoe Yu Time On May 24, 19 students and two teachers were shot and killed at Robb Elementary in Uvalde, Texas—the deadliest mass...

Jun 21, 20223 min read

Endangered Languages Are Worth Saving

Endangered languages are worth saving. It's time for the world to wake up.

Jan 31, 20225 min read

Reconsidering the Costs and Benefits of Korean Reunification: From Two to One Nation

What are the benefits and costs of North and South Korea reunification?