Volume XXIV
As you may have noticed, the lead this week is focused moreso on science rather than politics. It's a deviation from our regularly scheduled programming, but it's an expertly written piece and I enjoyed reading about progress being made rather than destroyed. Tell me how you feel about it in the comments down below!
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Articles in this Volume
In-Space Nuclear Propulsion, The Current Outlook With a Historical Overview
Explore in-space nuclear propulsion (NTP) for faster, efficient Moon & Mars missions and humanity’s expansion into deep space.
Piaget in Texas: Why Logic Loses to Memes
Texas redistricting sparks a nationwide map war, exposing partisan media bias and raising questions about logic, power, and public trust.
Silenced Voices: Power, War and Representation
Gaza’s people suffer war yet lack a voice in peace talks—excluded, silenced, and denied agency in shaping their own future.
China’s Opportunistic Approach to Trump
China flips Trump’s trade war: tariffs backfire, U.S. blinks first, and Beijing gains leverage in long-term rivalry.