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Women’s March on Washington: Solidarity and Controversy
Ultimately, the demonstration shaped up to be the largest march in reaction to a presidential inauguration and potentially the biggest protest in U.S. history.
Stella on SCOTUS: The Supreme Court in Criminal Defense
Stella Shannon interviews her father, a criminal defense attorney, about how Supreme Court decisions have affected his practice.
An Immodest Proposal: Trump Plans an Expensive Inauguration
Justin Jin breaks down the plans for tomorrow’s festivities.
Eurosphere: Trump’s Ledger of Leaders
In the fourth installment of his column on European affairs, Josh Hochman explains the way European leaders have identified themselves in relation to Donald Trump.
Secret Courts, Single Sources, and Silence: The Pitfalls of Reporting on Campus Sexual Assault
From navigating closed-door disciplinary hearings and strict confidentiality policies to interviewing traumatized survivors and avoiding single-sided narratives, journalists face many pitfalls in reporting on campus sexual assaults.
Stella on SCOTUS: How the Lynch Litigated Christmas
In a holiday-themed installment of her column on the Supreme Court, Stella Shannon looks back at the case of Lynch vs. Donnelly.
Howard Dean and the DNC
After dropping out of the race for DNC chair, Howard Dean sits down with Steven Tian to discuss the Democratic National Committee and the future of the Democratic Party.
Eurosphere: When Media Monitor Media
In the third installment of his column on European affairs, Josh Hochman examines Russia Today’s Washington branch and the agenda behind its coverage of American media.