Regional Pacts: Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire Denali Davis ——————————————————————————————————————————— https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/2768086 COVID-19, a world spread pandemic, has tested the powers the government holds for better or for worse. The powers governments’ has not only has been shown through their policies… Continue Reading
National IPV and Abuse Cases Rise as Quarantine Continues Denali Davis Credit…Gerolamo Auricchio/EyeEm, via Getty Images It is well known that the pandemic caused by COVID-19 had caused millions of people to be stuck at home. While some take… Continue Reading
Alfredo Serrano Ms. Kulich POP-20SMU-GVT-180-D 10 August 2020 Blog Post: #2 Is it possible to reform the U.S healthcare system? At the beginning of March, the U.S was shaken amid the ongoing global pandemic that we are still… Continue Reading
The CARES act was signed into law March 27th, and granted millions of Americans $1,200 to combat the economic strain caused by the pandemic, as well as $600 weekly for those who qualified for unemployment assistance. However, as of… Continue Reading
It’s hardly news to most people that wearing a face mask is one of the easiest ways to help protect one’s self from COVID-19. Despite this, many still seem hesitant, or downright hostile, towards the suggestion of wearing a mask. Reasons can range from ludicrous, like masks causing the disease, to more reasonable, like forcing people to wear them being a violation of free speech. However, considering how wearing a mask primarily puts other people in danger, it seems that making mask-wearing mandatory by law is the only real method to ensure people follow through with it. Continue Reading
There are roughly 10-12 million people in the United States who are undocumented immigrants, the conditions that detained/undocumented immigrants face are causing an increase in the spread of COVID-19. If we want to flatten the curve of cases in the United States, we must try to allow them to better living conditions and fewer chances to stop spreading COVID-19. Continue Reading
Crime in America During Covid-19 Farrah Kannan Professor Domínguez Politics of Global Pandemic 6 August 2020 Being in quarantine has caused an uptick in crime. We’ve been in quarantine since March of 2020. Many people have never experienced… Continue Reading
Humanitarianism, defined as the actions of individuals that promote human welfare and happiness, has seen both its highs and lows as the pandemic continues on. To designate the outcome of the virus as either good or bad for humanitarianism would… Continue Reading
Underlying Medical Conditions with COVID-19 With the beginning of the spread of the coronavirus in China then around the world, countries were scrambling to halt the spread of the coronavirus pandemic to protect people. However, there was a lot… Continue Reading
President Trump’s premature praise of hydroxychloroquine, a drug used for malaria among other ailments, led many to search for prescriptions, perhaps out of desperation. Although no reputable medical organization has deemed it useful for treating COVID-19, his influence reached internationally,… Continue Reading
Disagreements Between Branches of Government are Failing to Deal with the Pandemic in El Salvador Deputies in an argumentative meeting, Aug. 1st, 2020. There are four months left for the end of the year, and we are still figuring out… Continue Reading
By Will Woodring Since the beginning of the pandemic, the jobs of representatives have changed to adapt to the new challenges of governing. This change affects both their campaigning and their lawmaking. It has also led to an increased importance… Continue Reading
Are you willing to forfeit some privacy for security? The introduction of mobile contact tracing has greatly reduced the spread of the deadly pandemic in other nations. But just how willing are Americans in sacrificing privacy for their safety? Continue Reading
We are all familiar with Covid-19, and the pandemic that has riddled the world. But not all countries have reacted the same. In fact, while some continue to see deaths, others have not had a reported cases in weeks or months. The question, then, is what sets these star responders apart. Continue Reading
By: Phuong Nguyen 8/9/2020 Boston Public Schools should not be opened in September since our students and teachers are not ready to face this pandemic. For instance, according to The Boston Globe, provides, “Cassellius estimated that, under current physical distancing… Continue Reading
Schools across the nation have moved their classes to an online platform since the start of the Coronavirus. Students have been battling with not having reliable Wi-Fi or not having access to a device so that they can participate in classes or… Continue Reading
The United States has experienced plenty of peaks and valleys amidst this pandemic, including economically. The stock market has been almost consistently down since the beginning of March, with the Dow Jones 18,591 on March 23, according to CNBC. While… Continue Reading
Anthony Ciriello Reopening K-12 Schools, Not Such a Good Idea As summer 2020 has crossed the midway point, the debate over local Kindergarten through High School has become hotly debated throughout the country. On July 7th, President Trump said “We… Continue Reading
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