Washington, D.C.’s Most Powerful Works of Art Are No Longer in Its Museums
Image courtesy of GW Today By Jessica Fetrow Washington, D.C. has long been known as a hub for both contemporary...
Month: November 2020
The Fabled Biden Republicans
Image courtesy of the Guardian By Jack Rowing Early in the election cycle, The Lincoln Project made headlines as a...
Biden Victory Met with Lawsuits
Image courtesy of Yahoo News By Jack Rowing Last Saturday, five days after most Americans cast their ballots, major news...
Holidate: A New Generation of Christmas Movies
Image courtesy of Netflix By Kat Kaderabek Trending at #1 for holiday movies this week is Netflix’s Holidate, which stars...
Department of Justice Sues Google Claiming Monopolization Over Search Engines
Image courtesy of WorkspaceDesign By Margaret Adams The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Google claiming that they...
Follow The Money – Campaign Finance and the 2020 Election
Photo Courtesy of the National Conference of State Legislatures By Chris Carey Each election cycle, political junkies and disenfranchised citizens...
Netflix’s Newest Release: Grand Army
Image Courtesy of Netflix Original Grand Army By Isa Pardino On Oct. 16, Netflix released the groundbreaking first season of...
Apps for Everyone: The Best Apps to Have on Your Phone
Image courtesy of BusinessInsider.com By Kat Kaderabek In today’s world, cell phones are practically a necessity. Over ⅔ of the...
Facing Election Burnout
Image Courtesy of BBC News By: Franchetta Groves It’s the only thing that anyone can talk about right now. All...
Battle for The Hill: Unconventional Election Shifts Balance of Power in Congress, Raises Broader Questions About the Electorate
Image Courtesy of NCOA Blog By Justin Lamoureux The COVID-19 pandemic has brought many aspects of American life to a...
