It has been a long-standing tradition for major league sports teams that win a championship to visit the White House and celebrate their victories. Major league sports teams include teams in the
Any bipartisan agreement in 2023 comes as somewhat of a surprise. In a political system deeply divided, bipartisan bills can seem like a monumental achievement in unity. However, even though such consensus
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I write to you today from Riga, Latvia, at a refugee school for students displaced by Putin’s war against Ukraine. I write in a time of increased danger and uncertainty. Latvia, like
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On June 29, the Supreme Court issued a ruling on two cases relating to affirmative action, holding that race-based affirmative action programs in college admissions processes violate the Equal Protection Clause under
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Fieldston News Editors’ Note: What do freedom and independence look like in the nations of the post-colonial world? And, in the music of those nations, what does freedom sound like? Daniel Lee’s articles are
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“Politics is not about winning elections, it’s about defending democracy, defending individual rights, and improving lives,” says Daniel Squadron, a Fieldston Alum of the class of ‘98 and former New York State
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