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Texas primary elections have encroached on us and, again, it’s time to decide our fate.

Editor’s Note: The names of sources who requested to be anonymous have been altered or removed to protect their identities.

Editor’s Note: This article contains mention of assault.

Since its inception, people have always looked down upon the term gerrymandering, which describes the act of politicians dividing the electorate in ways that are beneficial to them. Accordingly, it

Chemistry is the bane of my existence. Hours staring at a collection of Cs and Os during lectures and mixing acids in labs have all but melted my brain cells.

As you might have heard, the prospect of war looms large and ominously on the horizon. There has been continuing Russian military buildup on the border of Ukraine and the

Like most universities, Texas A&M has a core curriculum which all undergraduate students must take, regardless of their major. The core curriculum is meant to ensure that, when students graduate,

Over two years ago, the first COVID-19 case was detected in the United States. Now, 900,000 deaths later, the pandemic continues to rage on as we emerge from the biggest

On Jan. 11, President Joe Biden gave a speech in which he made some rather outlandish claims that were, at the very least, concerning. Although we have arrived at a

If you were to ask ordinary people on the street for their idea of what constitutes a fair tax system, some would say the rich should pay more of their