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France’s Government Has Ousted Its Prime Minister… Again
For the fourth time in the past two years, France’s government has collapsed, but this isn’t quite as catastrophic as...
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Amidst Political Unrest, Nepal Elects First Female Prime Minister Over Discord
On September 8th, the streets of Kathmandu, Nepal, were loud amidst the noise of anti-corruption protesters and...
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What’s Up With the Board of Visitors?
Drama mounted as the Board of Visitors convened from September 10th to 12th. The Board of Visitors, a group of the...
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Narcoterrorists: Trump’s Response to Drug Flow in the US
President Trump has coined a new term, “narcoterrorists”, to describe the people the US government struck down on...
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From Grubhub to WahooEats: UVA Dine Rolls Out New Mobile Ordering App
For years, Grubhub was a reliable source for ordering meals across Grounds. With the app, students could utilize meal...
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The World in Review: August to September 2025
Modern news tends to move fast. The current mechanism of providing news to the general public involves pumping a...
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Adolescence: Exploring an Online Crisis
Last month, Netflix released Adolescence, a British limited series which has been talked about ever since its...
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First 100 Days: UVA Center of Politics Unpacks the Trump Administration
“For Republicans, it’s the second coming, for Democrats it’s the apocalypse.” This early quote, spoken by Larry...
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Civil Discourse Initiative and Blue Ridge Center Host Bipartisan Discussion on the Gen Z Gender Divide
On Tuesday, the Civil Discourse Initiative (“CDI”) and the Blue Ridge Center co-hosted a conversation on the growing...
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Sociology Professor Discusses the Complexities of Chinese Internet Censorship
On April 11th, Zhifan Luo, Assistant Professor of Sociology at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, gave a talk...
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