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Prospective Presidents Should Have to Take Cognitive Tests

U.S. presidents should not be cognitively impaired. If the chief executive is struggling to remember where they put their nuclear launch codes, they should not be allowed to run the nation. In the last general election cycle, Americans chose between two candidates — Donald Trump and Joe Biden — who were

Bozeman’s “No Kings” protest draws thousands of community members

Bozeman’s “No Kings” protest draws thousands of community members

Several thousand people took to Main Street last weekend brandishing signs, wearing costumes and shouting into bullhorns in participation with the second, nationwide “No Kings” protest. Bozeman’s event — put on by Indivisible Bozeman — was one of over 2,700 protests that took place across the country and abroad on

MSU students display a mix of emotions after Charlie Kirk’s death

Right-wing political activist Charlie Kirk was shot dead on Utah Valley University’s campus in Orem last Wednesday during an outdoor ‘Prove Me Wrong’ debate. Within minutes of it taking place, a graphic video of the assassination was disseminated across social media platforms. Kirk had just started his “American

Consider Foreign Policy in This Election: Victory is Not Assured

Consider Foreign Policy in This Election: Victory is Not Assured

In 2020, as a corporal in the U.S. Marine Corps (USMC), I attended the Weapons and Tactics Instructor (WTI) course in Yuma, Arizona. The Marine Aircraft and Weapons Training Squadron (MAWTS-1) describes the course as the most comprehensive graduate-level aviation course in the world today which serves

College students benefit from new stimulus bill

President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion-dollar American Rescue Plan stimulus package is one of the largest relief bills in American history and is the third economic relief bill passed since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Unlike previous iterations, college students and other dependents over the age

Abuse of Presidential Powers

If you immerse yourself in current politics, you have likely noticed the strife between the Republican and Democratic parties. From the open belittling of one another to riots and even the GOP’s recent attempt at storming the capitol, it is hard to deny the polarization in American politics. This

Biden enacts executive orders

On his first day in office, President Joe Biden signed 17 executive orders. The orders targeted several key areas he focused on during his campaign including climate change, immigration and the pandemic. One of Biden’s executive orders appointed Jeffrey D. Zients, former head of the Obama administration’s National