Matthew Overton Feb 16 7 min Election Fraud & the Supreme Court: How Presidential Elections Changed the Course of America
Chad Slater Nov 16, 2020 6 min Operation Pike- When the Allies almost declared War on the Soviet Union in 1940
Rebecca Mollet Oct 14, 2020 5 min The Resurgence of Birtherism and the Fight for Birthright Citizenship
Christine Liu Sep 23, 2020 4 min Whodunit, How and Why? The Evolution of Japanese Detective Fiction Literature
Janus Editorial Board Apr 26, 2020 7 min How the Covid-19 Pandemic Reveals American Corporate Feudalism
Operation Pike- When the Allies almost declared War on the Soviet Union in 1940The French Military High Command after the first world war may have had the most unfortunate set of assumptions and beliefs of any High Command in history. I say unfortunate in light of the fact of how disastrous the French command dealt with the German invasion in the spring of 1940. But if one needs more evidence of “unfortunate” decisions by the French Generals, look no further than Operation Pike. While doing some light reading through my copy of The Collapse of the Third
The History and Modernization of School ChoiceDuring the COVID-19 pandemic, the question of school choice has come to the forefront as parents, despondent with the decisions and convenience of their public school, search elsewhere for schooling opportunities for their students. Most notably in these times are the learning pods; small groups of middle and upper-class students who leave public schooling behind in favor of small group classes. These new learning pods are the latest choice in school alternatives, they are no
Nigerian Lessons on Balancing the Civilian, Military, and Police In the middle of the present pandemic, SARS is a well-known acronym for the predecessor to COVID-19. Yet SARS right now is not just an acronym for Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, but also for a mysterious and violent Nigerian police unit. SARS and the protests against it, shed light on the importance of balancing the civilian, military, and police spheres of a society. Nigeria in 1992 had a problem: the already-high violent crime rate was rising. Sensing a failure of the p
