With the 2024 election fast approaching, Democrats must seize this opportunity to revise their messaging and revitalize their prospects.

An essential call to action amidst widespread political apathy in a historic election year.

The conspiracy to destroy the legitimacy of America's justice system has prevailed for too long; it's time our citizens knew the truth.

Homelessness is not a crime. Society needs compassion and causation-targeted solutions, not criminalization, to make real progress.

Authors note: This publication’s format doesn’t conform to the typical Overheard in the Capitol conventions because ideally, it’s going...

Today, faith in the U.S. criminal justice system is abysmal; in this essay, I contend that systemic power disparities are to blame.

After mentioning political polarization in nearly every previous article, I decided to address it directly...in just 250 words.

The once awe-inspiring Disqualification Clause seems to be losing its luster. Could this spell the end for the innovative, untested theory?

The theory is legit! But its applications are heavily contended. Congress should be the solution, but polarization thwarts its productivity.

The Barbie Movie has induced political uproar through its feminist message, but its political themes transcend 'pink power'...

The affirmative action ruling may not be as detrimental as it seems, but it symbolizes the potential danger of SCOTUS's imperial power...

Surely more criminal charges against Trump would further diminish his chances for re-election in 2024, right? Wrong. Let me explain:

CNN's town hall has brought harsh criticism against the media powerhouse, but here's why Trump critics should celebrate the train wreck:

Breaks down the debt crisis in 3 unique contexts: McCarthy's speakership, Section 4 of the 14th Amendment, and partisan stratification.

Analyzes the effects of DeSantis v Disney on DeSantis's incipient presidential campaign + its message about American politics collectively.

Analyzes the detrimental effects of polarization and unwarranted politicization through the Bud Light marketing fiasco.

Discusses the potential precedents to be set by the Fox v Dominion ruling concerning misinformation against the 1st amendment.