Senator Will Haskell announced Jan. 3 that he will not be running for reelection and plans to take a break from public service to pursue law school.
“There are a lot of exciting things going on, but...
Daniel Harizman '19
The senate judiciary committee voted to send the nomination of Supreme Court Justice, Brett Kavanaugh, to the full senate pending a one week FBI investigation surrounding sexual...
By Andreas Lolis '21
Dear protestors at the confirmation hearings of Judge Brett Kavanaugh,
While most Supreme Court nominations are contentious to a degree, Kavanaugh’s has...
By Kaela Dockray '20
The Connecticut House of Representatives voted in favor of passing a bill banning the usage of rapid-fire devices known as bump stocks on May 8. Lawmakers voted 114-35 to approve...
By Sebastian Shuken '18
James B. Comey, who President Donald Trump recently fired as FBI director, spent approximately three hours discussing his communications with the president in a testimony...
By Molly Mahoney '18
Betsy DeVos was confirmed as Education Secretary Feb. 7 when 50 senators voted in favor of her confirmation and 50 opposed it, forcing Vice President Mike Pence to cast his vote...
On Feb. 13, 2016 Justice Antonin Scalia died in Schafer, TX, leaving an eight person Supreme Court and a year for President Obama to fill the gap.
While it’s a rare thing for a justice to be appointed...
On Tuesday, June 2, the United States Senate passed the USA Freedom Act with a majority of 67 to 32, after Section 215 and Section 206 of the USA Patriot Act expired on May 31st.
According to Mark Jaycox...
