Author: Olivia Davis
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Riccardo Muti: A Life in Music
Chicago Riccardo Muti, the renowned conductor, is often the first person that comes to mind when people think of a conductor. He embodies the popular image of a conductor with his demeanor, knowledge, charisma, and longevity. Born in 1941, Muti has conducted orchestras all over the world and has remained consistent in his approach on…
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Biden’s Bribe to Iran: A Desperate and Pathetic Act
As a senior national-security official, imagine dealing with a revolutionary foreign power that has worked for decades to undermine American strength and alliances in a critical region. This power is the world’s largest sponsor of terrorism, and it has funded and directed proxy forces that have killed and maimed U.S. personnel. Its ultimate goal is…
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House Republicans Vote Down Rule for the First Time in 21 Years
Last Tuesday, a significant event took place in the House of Representatives: a rule was voted down on the House floor for the first time in 21 years. This was unusual because, in recent years, members of the majority party have almost always voted in line with their party on rule votes. However, in this…
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Representatives propose SOAR Act to prevent foreign surveillance by drones
Representatives Dave Joyce (R., Ohio) and Jake Auchincloss (D., Mass.) have proposed the Securing Our Airspace from Reconnaissance (SOAR) Act to prevent foreign surveillance by prohibiting the use of federal funds to purchase or operate drones from foreign entities. The bill outlines a multifaceted approach to addressing potential threats posed by foreign-made drones. If enacted,…