Would we, as Americans, accept our own Human Rights or right to Due Process being delayed, denied, or questioned in another country? Of course not.So why is our President now questioning whether immigrants in our nation deserve the same rights? When we strip due process from others, especially the vulnerable, we set a dangerous precedent—not just for them, but for […]
Deny Not, Lest You Be Denied: The Golden Rule and Due Process
Rethinking U.S.-China Trade
Introduction The United States and China, as the two largest economies in the world, hold a unique and often uneasy economic interdependence. Historically framed as a case of comparative advantage and mutual gain, the U.S.-China trade relationship has increasingly become a site of geopolitical contestation. This transformation has been marked by rising protectionism, state-directed industrial policy, and growing strategic distrust. […]
Donald Trump’s 100-Day Mark: An Assessment of Rhetoric, Policy, and Governance
The first 100 days of a presidential administration have historically been used as a symbolic benchmark to assess the new leader’s political momentum, policy priorities, and governance style. This paper examines Donald J. Trump’s 100-day performance, analyzing legislative achievements, executive actions, political rhetoric, and broader implications for the American political landscape. It argues that Trump’s 100-day mark reflected both the […]