An Exercise in Poor Argumentation
I think it’s a common sentiment in our day and age that arguing on the internet – while incredibly fun – is quite…
Category: Politics
Japanese “Soft Power”
We’ve all probably experienced some form of Japanese culture in the last 3 years. In the modern era, it’s nearly impossible to avoid…
Why Don’t Pakistan’s Female Doctors Feel Safe?
Women working in hospitals in Pakistan claim that they often get sexually harassed during work, recent news outlets report. This has created a…
Understanding the Rise of Misinformation in the 2024 Election.
Misinformation has been a large issue in politics for a long time, ever since the beginning of representative democracy. However, more and more…
Taylor Swift Endorses Kamala Harris for the Presidential Election of 2024
I’m pretty sure we’ve all heard of Taylor Swift by this point, or “Tay Tay,” as my mom likes to say. I mean,…
The Drought in Spain
Over the past few months, Spain’s region near the Mediterranean (including Catalunya and, more specifically, Barcelona) has endured the worst drought to date…
Exploring the Depths of Alex Garland’s Civil War: A Reflection on Human Strife and the Power of Journalism
Earlier this year, the movie “Civil War”, an exploration of what the fallout of a modern day civil war in the US would…
The Date We Have All Been Waiting For: The Sagrada Familia
The globally famous Basilica de La Sagrada Familia, located in central Barcelona, has been under construction since the 18th of May of 1882,…
Finally Found? The Possible Discovery of Amelia Earhart’s Plane
Over eighty years ago she disappeared. Despite extensive searching, no viable leads were found, and she was declared lost. Numerous searches have taken…