A commission created by President Trump issued a letter on June 28 that, for better or for worse, demonstrated the complications of federalism in which states administer their own elections. Said complications have proved so […]
On June 13, millions of people turned on their TVs and their livestreams on Facebook to watch Attorney General Jeff Sessions testify regarding his knowledge of the 2016 Russian hackings and the firing of FBI […]
While Ben Lammers is credited with 43 steals in the 2016-17 basketball season, one could be forgiven for adding another onto that stat: the collective heart of the Georgia Tech student body. In a unanimous […]
On April 22nd, thousands of citizens across Atlanta are scheduled to partake in a 2.2 mile march around Downtown Atlanta to spread knowledge and awareness about science and its advancements to people across the city. […]
President Trump signed an executive order on Monday that will replace the temporary ban placed on immigrants from seven middle eastern countries put out in January. This new order, while the rhetoric coming from the […]
Cathy Blissing and Stuart T. Wroth want an immense stipend next year, and they need your support to get it. As candidates for president and vice president of Tech’s undergraduate SGA, Blissing and Wroth promise […]
On Feb. 10, 2017, Georgia Governor Nathan Deal called for a special election on April 18 to decide who would be the next congressman/congresswoman to represent Georgia in the 6th Congressional District, which comprises of […]
On a late December evening in 2016, Michael Flynn, the former national security advisor to the Trump administration, made a call to the Russian Ambassador to the United States. Flynn and Ambassador Sergey Kislyak discussed, […]
For the first time in U.S. history, there was a tie in passing a vote in Congress. No, this was not to pass a piece of legislation or to determine whether or not we should […]
“It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.” This quote, scrawled on a napkin in the calming blue of a Crayola crayon, hangs on the wall beside my […]
In accordance with Donald Trump’s campaign promises, the president nominated Neil Gorsuch to fill the vacancy on the supreme court left by the unexpected death of Antonin Scalia almost a year ago. Gorsuch, 49, is […]
President Trump took to Twitter Sunday night to voice his support for the victorious New England Patriots. White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer elaborated on Trump’s comments, hinting that the president views that Patriots as […]
President Trump’s fabled ban on immigration from Muslim-majority nations has come to fruition, receiving an unsurprisingly swift condemnation from many angles and causing logistical snarls at gateways across the nation. At its core, the language […]
When thinking of things that can ruin a child’s life, there is a generally accepted list of things to watch out for. Crack cocaine. PCP. That sticky icky. Some other things that aren’t drug-related. But […]
The Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) is a $3.8 billion conduit that when completed, will stretch 1,172 miles from North Dakota to Illinois, delivering about 470,000 barrels of crude oil a day. The pipeline is currently […]
Who would have thought 70 years ago that swimsuits covering too much of the body would ever be banned? A string of French beach towns have done just that in the past week; first the […]
Strategic voting has always been a difficult pill to swallow for many voters in all election cycles. The notion that it is necessary to vote for an unappetizing candidate to stave off the possibility of […]
Donald Trump’s sparring with Khzir Khan and the subsequent response from a few notable members of the GOP highlighted a striking split in party ideology that has grown ever deeper since Trump unofficially clinched the […]