Opinion

An old video recently resurfaced on TikTok showing a woman getting, oh, let’s say quite upset, over being seated next

Now that states are considering “fetal personhood” laws, many serious legal questions may need to be answered about giving legal

Amidst persistent wage gaps and pay secrecy, a proposed California law attempts to even the playing field by mandating a

In direct response to an increase in mass shootings and gun violence in America, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed sweeping

In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade, almost half of the states have either already

In large chunks of the U.S., the post-Roe landscape is sizing up as a very dangerous place — and not just

After being told that a state law restricting handguns outside the home in New York violates the U.S. Constitution, lawmakers

Nearly 30 years ago in West Memphis, Arkansas, three teenage boys were convicted of murdering three 8-year-old boys in an

While philosophers and internet commenters can argue whether revenge can be morally justifiable in some cases, vigilante justice is rarely

College can offer students a variety of career prospects, opportunities for growth, and a future of lifelong learning … if