Are All Democracies Created Equal? An Analysis of Political Systems in Ecuador and the United States

This piece discusses the various similarities and differences between the Ecuadorian model of democracy and the U.S.' version.

Solutions to Stopping United States Political Polarization

This brief explains how the United States’ political primary structure creates radical politicians through party primaries, which allow a marginal faction of extreme voters to choose a candidate for the general election. This leads to intense polarization as each party selects a candidate most suited to their interests, killing American centrism.

Perfecting the United States Foreign Policy Approach

Modernizing New Jersey's Sexual Education

In this project, the author examines an aspect of New Jersey state educational policy focused on promoting abstinence and withholding comprehensive sexual education from students.

Cultivating the City of the 21st Century

This brief analyzes the need for modern 21st-centurycities in the context of urbanization, population & economic challenges, and sustainability. It offers a framework for policymakers to consider historical perspectives, dynamic planning, and future outlooks.

Food Security in the United States of America

America’s Ongoing Battle: Gun Rights Vs. Gun Control

In this report, the author argues that gun control is a complex issue in the US, with many debating the implications of the Second Amendment. With an increase in gun-related incidents, citizens must consider stricter gun control regulations. The author suggests that citizens in a free democratic society should support gun regulation, in order to ensure safety and freedom.

7 Deadly Sins of the Supreme Court

The Arctic Games: Enhancing the United States' Security in the Arctic

In this policy analysis, the author informs readers about the U.S. position in the Arctic and gives recommendations for future interactions with the region.