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Sidwell Political ReviewZach Vizzuso2025-10-23T20:42:54-04:00
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The Limits of Presidential Immunity in the Case of Donald Trump
The Emergence of the BRICS International Union of States
The Role of British Monarchy in Society Today
The Causes of Increased American Political Polarization
The Challenges of Global Climate Change Policy Coordination
The Current Issues with Foreign Aid to Ukraine
  • The Limits of Presidential Immunity in the Case of Donald Trump

    Caroline Bailen '25-August 26, 2025-

    Presidential immunity does not protect former President Donald Trump from prosecution.

  • The Emergence of the BRICS International Union of States

    Anna Dreyhaupt '25-August 22, 2025-

    In an era characterized by rapid economic growth, the BRICS coalition stands as a testament to the achievements of emerging economies.

  • The Role of British Monarchy in Society Today

    Maira Zaidi ‘27-August 22, 2025-

    lmost everyone in the world has heard of the British monarchy due to its extensive history across the globe.

  • The Causes of Increased American Political Polarization

    Caroline Bailen '25-August 22, 2025-

    Peaceful debates between political parties are evidence of a robust democracy, but what happens when these differences of opinion morph into political attacks?

  • The Challenges of Global Climate Change Policy Coordination

    Keya Krishna '24-August 22, 2025-

    Climate change is undoubtedly the gravest existential threat that looms over humanity in the 21st century.

  • The Current Issues with Foreign Aid to Ukraine

    Jacob Osorio-Buitrago '26-August 22, 2025-

    Foreign aid is a critical tool in assisting nations in post-conflict reconstruction, economic growth and in times of urgent humanitarian needs.

  • The Dangers of U.S. Interventionism

    Arman Syed '25-August 22, 2025-

    Isolationism and interventionism are the two traditionally opposing philosophies of U.S. foreign policy.

  • The Assassination of Hardeep Singh Najjar and Resulting Tensions Between Canada and India

    Krish Batra '25-August 22, 2025-

    Canadian citizen and resident Hardeep Singh Nijjar was assassinated in British Columbia this past June.

  • Impacts of DeSantis’ Endorsement of Trump

    Anna Dreyhaupt '25-August 22, 2025-

    Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced the end of his presidential campaign, opting to back former President Donald Trump.

  • Analysis on the State of the US Voting System

    Lexi Orr '26-August 22, 2025-

    When the United States Constitution was established in 1787, the Founding Fathers had grand visions for the future of the country.

  • The Implications of AI and How it is Being Regulated

    Madeleine Blizzard '26-August 22, 2025-

    Since the emergence of ChatGPT and OpenAI, the concept of artificial intelligence has been a contentious issue.

  • Political Parties Are Key to Democracy

    Political Parties Are Key to Democracy — But A New Party Configuration May Offer a Solution to Polarization

    Anya Vedantambe '24-August 22, 2025-

    With the presidential election fast approaching and partisan division growing deeper, many Americans are wondering whether political parties are really needed in our democracy.

  • China’s Political and Economic Model is Not Replicable for Other Nations

    China’s Political and Economic Model is Not Replicable for Other Nations

    Ethan Huang '26-August 22, 2025-

    Throughout the past decade, China’s GDP has nearly doubled, increasing from 8.93 trillion dollars in 2012 to 16.33 trillion dollars in 2022, according to The World Bank.

  • How should the government regulate or oversee AI, if at all?

    Petra Kawesi-Mukooza '27-November 7, 2024-

    What steps will the government take to manage potentially destructive artificial intelligence (AI)? Technology has evolved to the point that it’s now essential for thriving in modern society.

  • As its largest trading partner, how will China’s growing influence in Africa impact global politics?

    Ivaylo Guenov '26-November 7, 2024-

    In recent years, the global political landscape has closely monitored China's increasing economic involvement in Africa. This growing influence has significant ramifications for international politics, power dynamics, and economic ties.

  • What is the significance of OpenAI’s plans to become a for-profit company?

    Evan Tan '28-November 7, 2024-

    OpenAI announced recently that it intends to become a fully for-profit company, which will reduce the emphasis it maintains on humanity’s benefit and safety.

  • How did the VP Debate show strengths and weaknesses for both parties?

    Arya Goswami '28-November 7, 2024-

    The vice presidential debate was substantive regarding policies between the two opposing tickets, unlike the presidential debate, which was full of personal attacks and mudslinging.

  • Where The Harris Campaign Went Wrong

    Caroline Bailen '25-November 7, 2024-

    In mid-July, as faith in the Democratic Party declined in the wake of the June Presidential Debate and President Biden dropped out of the race, Vice President Kamala Harris rallied a coalition overnight.

  • The Limits of Presidential Immunity in the Case of Donald Trump

    Caroline Bailen '25-August 26, 2025-

    Presidential immunity does not protect former President Donald Trump from prosecution.

  • The Emergence of the BRICS International Union of States

    Anna Dreyhaupt '25-August 22, 2025-

    In an era characterized by rapid economic growth, the BRICS coalition stands as a testament to the achievements of emerging economies.

  • The Role of British Monarchy in Society Today

    Maira Zaidi ‘27-August 22, 2025-

    lmost everyone in the world has heard of the British monarchy due to its extensive history across the globe.

  • The Causes of Increased American Political Polarization

    Caroline Bailen '25-August 22, 2025-

    Peaceful debates between political parties are evidence of a robust democracy, but what happens when these differences of opinion morph into political attacks?

  • The Challenges of Global Climate Change Policy Coordination

    Keya Krishna '24-August 22, 2025-

    Climate change is undoubtedly the gravest existential threat that looms over humanity in the 21st century.

  • The Current Issues with Foreign Aid to Ukraine

    Jacob Osorio-Buitrago '26-August 22, 2025-

    Foreign aid is a critical tool in assisting nations in post-conflict reconstruction, economic growth and in times of urgent humanitarian needs.

  • The Dangers of U.S. Interventionism

    Arman Syed '25-August 22, 2025-

    Isolationism and interventionism are the two traditionally opposing philosophies of U.S. foreign policy.

  • The Assassination of Hardeep Singh Najjar and Resulting Tensions Between Canada and India

    Krish Batra '25-August 22, 2025-

    Canadian citizen and resident Hardeep Singh Nijjar was assassinated in British Columbia this past June.

  • Impacts of DeSantis’ Endorsement of Trump

    Anna Dreyhaupt '25-August 22, 2025-

    Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced the end of his presidential campaign, opting to back former President Donald Trump.

  • Analysis on the State of the US Voting System

    Lexi Orr '26-August 22, 2025-

    When the United States Constitution was established in 1787, the Founding Fathers had grand visions for the future of the country.

  • The Implications of AI and How it is Being Regulated

    Madeleine Blizzard '26-August 22, 2025-

    Since the emergence of ChatGPT and OpenAI, the concept of artificial intelligence has been a contentious issue.

  • Political Parties Are Key to Democracy

    Political Parties Are Key to Democracy — But A New Party Configuration May Offer a Solution to Polarization

    Anya Vedantambe '24-August 22, 2025-

    With the presidential election fast approaching and partisan division growing deeper, many Americans are wondering whether political parties are really needed in our democracy.

  • China’s Political and Economic Model is Not Replicable for Other Nations

    China’s Political and Economic Model is Not Replicable for Other Nations

    Ethan Huang '26-August 22, 2025-

    Throughout the past decade, China’s GDP has nearly doubled, increasing from 8.93 trillion dollars in 2012 to 16.33 trillion dollars in 2022, according to The World Bank.

  • How should the government regulate or oversee AI, if at all?

    Petra Kawesi-Mukooza '27-November 7, 2024-

    What steps will the government take to manage potentially destructive artificial intelligence (AI)? Technology has evolved to the point that it’s now essential for thriving in modern society.

  • As its largest trading partner, how will China’s growing influence in Africa impact global politics?

    Ivaylo Guenov '26-November 7, 2024-

    In recent years, the global political landscape has closely monitored China's increasing economic involvement in Africa. This growing influence has significant ramifications for international politics, power dynamics, and economic ties.

  • What is the significance of OpenAI’s plans to become a for-profit company?

    Evan Tan '28-November 7, 2024-

    OpenAI announced recently that it intends to become a fully for-profit company, which will reduce the emphasis it maintains on humanity’s benefit and safety.

  • How did the VP Debate show strengths and weaknesses for both parties?

    Arya Goswami '28-November 7, 2024-

    The vice presidential debate was substantive regarding policies between the two opposing tickets, unlike the presidential debate, which was full of personal attacks and mudslinging.

  • Where The Harris Campaign Went Wrong

    Caroline Bailen '25-November 7, 2024-

    In mid-July, as faith in the Democratic Party declined in the wake of the June Presidential Debate and President Biden dropped out of the race, Vice President Kamala Harris rallied a coalition overnight.

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