Hungary’s collection of communist-era statues might provide a lesson for Silent Sam’s future.
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“From Ukraine to Yemen and Afghanistan to Somalia, this beloved weapon of the Taliban and ISIS has enabled ragtag militias across the world to compete with American military muscle.”
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“It’s hard to imagine American universities without also picturing tailgates, game days, and for Carolina students, rushing Franklin Street after a monumental win. Unfortunately for victims of sexual assault, athletics on college campuses often do not bring those same things to mind.”
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“In the latest chapter of history’s oldest transatlantic relationship, the United Kingdom and United States have found themselves on strikingly similar trajectories.”
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“China came under fire on Friday in a new United Nations report detailing the horrors of Uyghur “re-education” camps that are found in the country’s westernmost provinces.”
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“To be remembered as a human being who put what is right over what is popular, to be a person who loved their career, family, and friends, to be a citizen who gave it all...what is more honorable than that?”
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“Six propositions are landing on the ballot this November, including a contentious voter ID law, expanded rights for victims of violent crime, and attempted checks on the power of the Governor.”
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“By including black people in Greek life recruitment ads, while simultaneously excluding black people from membership, sororities display their tendency to align with ‘palatable blackness’…”
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“Few elections in America will be watched on November 6th as closely as the NC 9th Congressional District.”
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“With Monday’s protests and the counterprotest on Saturday, the tangible hostility on campus has impacted the entire school environment.”
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“My fundamental objection can be expressed in a singular question: should we consider the death of an American citizen a taxable event?”
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“Applying strict interpretations of the Constitution to modern-day problems can lead to unforeseen and even dangerous circumstances.”
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“In 2014, for the first time since the eighteenth century, a non-Western country was the world’s largest economy.”
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“The public school system in the North Carolina is suspending Black male students at disproportionately high rates.”
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“I’m not in public service because I want to follow public opinion polls, I’m in public service because I want to change public opinion polls. That’s what leadership is.”
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“North Carolina will not be at the forefront of public instruction until teachers are treated as professionals — and paid accordingly.”
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“I don’t believe what people say just because they said it.”
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“With millions of lives, billions of euros, and the very ideas of European integration and regional cooperation hanging in the balance, Brussels must study up — this is one test it can’t afford to fail.”
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“I see the Senate first as a place of compromise, but also as an emergency brake to protect our Constitutional rights.”
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