CPAC 2020: Donald Trump’s propaganda meets conservative extremists
Tiana Meador, Editor-in-Chief
March 4, 2020
On Saturday Feb. 29 President Donald Trump gave his annual CPAC speech, which spanned about two hours and took full advantage of roasting the press box. The box, which welcomed writers from The New Republic, Business Insider, New York Post, and many other publications, was repeatedly ridiculed throughout the spee...
CPAC 2020: America first goes global
Casey McCabe, Editor
March 4, 2020
After arriving in Alexandria Virginia the first thing I did was take a good long look at the Potomac River. Rivers not only serve as natural borders, but they also serve as transportation, allowing our ancestors to travel great distances. This year's Conservative Political Action Conference featured prom...
There has never been a clearer choice: #KAG
February 20, 2020
Rather than being open and accepting of conservatives, many of the left-wing people on campus and around the nation bring an energy of hostility and disconnect.
Catching Up on World News
Nakul Suresh, Contributor
February 7, 2020
Rife with chaos, the dawn of the new decade brought significant change with it. From the impeachment of our president, to a variety of protests, to diplomatic tensions, people around the world were exerting their voices. Starting from home, the House of Representatives voted to impeach Donald Trump...
Minneapolis police are failing downtown
Addison Scufsa, A&E Editor
October 10, 2019
Before I started working at a hotel in downtown Minneapolis, I had little experience wandering around the area. Having to commute daily via the light rail station at Nicollet or the Hawthorne parking ramp near 10th and Hawthorne, I quickly learned what I needed to do to avoid trouble. Despite the ...
Trump comes to town: wake up Minneapolis
Nathan Harman, Contributor
October 10, 2019
As part of an early campaigning effort, President Trump visited Minneapolis Thursday at the Target Center. A large attendance was expected, so it was recommended that attendees begin lining up as early as 9 am for the rally. Even before the rally tensions between the Trump campaign and the City of...
Drone strikes in Saudi Arabia have impacts both here on campus and abroad
Nathan Harman, Contributor
September 26, 2019
Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are on the rise again. On September 14, two drones struck Saudi-run oil processing facilities in Khurais and Abqaiq, both located on the eastern side of the country. These facilities are responsible for a significant majority of Saudi Arabia’s fuel output. The k...
The Curious Case of Tulsi Gabbard
Thomas Farrell, Contributor
September 26, 2019
From day one, Tulsi Gabbard has had a hard job convincing people on why she should be president. However almost no one doubts that she is qualified – the first Samoan American and first Hindu elected to Congress, the youngest woman ever elected to a state legislature, a combat vet deployed to Iraq...
Trump vs. China proves patience is a virtue
Max Fagan, Contributor
September 12, 2019
With a U.S. goods trade deficit from China of nearly $420 billion in 2018, one of President Trump's primary campaign goals is to help eliminate some of the ridiculously large deficits we are forced to bear. The Trump administration believes that these practices have put U.S. companies at a disad...
Brexit insanity and inanity
Thomas Farrell, Contributor
September 12, 2019
The United Kingdom democratically voted to withdraw from the European Union over three years ago on June 23, 2016. In a referendum that shocked the world, over half of the country voted to leave the political and economic union that it had been a part of since 1973. Originally intended as an economic...
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