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As an American, should you feel guilty about rooting against the US in the World Cup?
The 2026 World Cup promises to be the planet’s most-watched sporting event. It’s also poised to generate its fair share of controversy.
Taking into account the history of corruption in FIFA, the sport’s governing body, it would be hard to blame anyone who decided to ignore
From suicide pact to Faustian bargain to the art of the deal: Bowing to presidential power | David Adler
The evolution in America of rationales for the cascading growth of presidential power, which began in earnest in the post-war world and followed a trajectory through the expression of the Imperial Presidency before reaching new heights in President Donald Trump’s authoritarian pretensions, has long found traction in the
Trump’s slush fund reflects concentration of power in the executive, collapse of constitutional guardrails Adler
One of the grave consequences for American constitutionalism of the untrammeled concentration of power in the hands of President Donald Trump — the putative goal of Project 2025 — is his total control over the Department of Justice. There is no separation between President Trump and his Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche,
King Charles reminds Congress that US president is subject to checks and balances | David Adler
The irony of the moment could not have been lost on members of Congress. Lawmakers convened in a historic, joint session and heard an English King, on April 28, on the occasion of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, invoke the majesty of Magna Carta as a stern
The Grading System Doesn’t Help Students Learn
Imagine you’re comparing your grades with a friend after a test. One of you studied for hours while the other barely opened their textbook, but you both earned the same grade.
The depth of a student’s academic understanding cannot be captured by a simple letter grade. While efficient,
Meet Michael Kneeland, MSU’s very own Paralympian
While most MSU freshmen were finding their way around campus and figuring out what to eat at Miller Dining Hall, 2025 Presidential Scholar Michael Kneeland was juggling a full course load and a spot on Team USA.
Kneeland, who grew up in Bozeman, is a 20-year-old studying electrical