By: Jacob Evans “In my exile… I have heard your voice. I have come back in spite of all obstacles” “It’s called we do a bit of trolling” As he emerges, enormous crowds of supporters hail the man who had once been the most mocked and derided in the…
By: Jack Lord When I see a warning label on a product, such as on nicotine or beer, I’ve always thought that it was there to educate and protect the consumer, even if it would end up being harmful towards the business which sells the product. But not all…
By: Carter Schroppe Following the 2024 Presidential Election, the New York Times published an enlightening map of America showing how nearly 90% of counties swung rightward and thus propelled President Donald Trump to a resounding victory. The small, red arrows pointing toward the Atlantic—sized proportionately to each county’s relative…
By: Carolina Review Staff The Town of Chapel Hill has publicized a webpage on racial equity, containing a “Working Social Justice Definitions” dictionary defining various systems of oppression and “isms.” President Donald Trump’s Jan. 21 executive order striking DEI policies at the federal level calls into question whether…
By: Preston Hill A few weeks ago, prior to the looming October 11th voter registration deadline, the political junkie in me attempted to accomplish the bare minimum and convince my roommates to fill out the tedious forms and register to vote. Despite their disinterest in politics, I knew if I…
