Democrats Need a Union Revival

One in ten US workers belong to labor unions, representing 14.4 million Americans and over 10 million eligible voters. Unions have held a long-standing presence in political efforts to win over the working class in the US, typically championing left-wing campaigns. But the tide is turning for the Democratic Party, whose growing unpopularity among the […]

Trump and the Deterioration of EU-US Relations

Donald Trump is a controversial president—from both a national and global perspective. His stark rhetoric sparked a frenzy of international debates, leaving many to question the future of democracy. Researchers across disciplines have noted a significant shift in EU-US relations, despite the relatively stable alliance that existed following WWII. Both Europe and the US are […]

Chronically Homeless and Chronically Ill

For some, illness is temporary. A person becomes sick, sees a doctor, undergoes treatment, and returns to their daily life. They quickly forget whatever illness they experienced and the discomfort that accompanied it.  For others, illness is everything. Not all diseases have short term solutions, and not all patients can afford existing treatments. The medical […]