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The Associated Students of University of California, Irvine (ASUCI) 2026-2027 student government elections will begin Monday, April 13 at 9:00 am and end Friday,...

International students across the nation are experiencing uncertainty with Trump’s upcoming administration immigration policies. Universities such as Cornell University and University of Massachusetts-Amherst have advised...

Former President Donald Trump announced his selection of Ohio Sen. James David (J.D.) Vance, age 39, as his vice presidential candidate on July 17...

The celebrity-to-politician pipeline, most notable for Trump’s presidency, should be avoided to prevent unqualified people from holding positions of great political authority and influence. 

The fight in ending the damaging effects of the student debt crisis was almost in sight after President Joe Biden and his administration went forward with their student debt relief plan. However, on Nov. 14, a federal appeals court blocked the plan after a coalition of six Republican-led states asked the court to stop any debt cancellation amid its litigation. 

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas faced backlash from the public following the disclosure of text message exchanges between his wife and conservative activist, Virginia...

There will be a point where we think that all of the work needed to ensure a successful Biden presidency is done. We will be wrong.

The consequences of Trump’s and the Republican Party’s actions to democracy are paramount.

Former Starbucks CEO and billionaire Howard Schultz teased the possibility of an independent 2020 Presidential run in an interview with “60 Minutes.”

There have been over a dozen former celebrities elected as politicians in the United States government.

As I waited on Tuesday evening, refreshing electoral maps and scanning live election coverage, I watched in disbelief as the New York Times’ prediction...

Though most results of ASUCI’s spring 2016 elections were announced last Tuesday, the outcome of the Student Center/Cross-Cultural Center Referendum as well as the...

The ASUCI Presidential Candidates Debate took place last Thursday, allowing candidates to present their platforms and defend their stances on student health, student government...

Presidents usually age a lot in office. This is no wonder considering the difficult decisions they need to make. One particularly difficult choice awaits President Obama in Afghanistan. With the rise in coalition deaths, what was once considered a forgotten war has leaped back onto the front pages. Icasualties.org, a site that tracks causalities for Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom/Afghanistan, shows that the casualty rates for January, February, March, May, July, August, September and October this year are the highest ever. It is widely accepted that these increased casualty rates suggest that changes to strategy might need to be made. Hence, President Obama must decide how to proceed.