The World Baseball Classic 2023’s Relations with Cuba

By Ariel Gootkin The World Baseball Classic (“WBC”) is an international baseball tournament that began in 2006 and has increasingly grown through its five editions. [4] Many view this event as baseball’s version of the World Cup, or… Read More

Imitation is the Sincerest Form of Flattery: How Scandinavian Prisons are Inspiring Reform in the U.S.

By Erin Valenta Norway and Sweden are commonly celebrated for promoting progressive incarceration techniques. Their low incarceration-related statistics reflect their open-minded perspective toward criminality and what it means to be a criminal (if it means anything). In contrast,… Read More

FBI Calls on Parents and Educators to Help Stop Global Financial Sextortion

By Abby Roos For many teenagers in America, the internet has become an essential part of their daily lives. The internet allows teenagers to communicate with friends and family across state and country lines on various popular platforms…. Read More

The Importance of Navies

By Jackson Belva On a crisp early morning in 482 B.C., an Athenian politician named Themistocles rose from sleep and headed to the tri-monthly Assembly of Athens for a crucial debate. [1] Athens had recently acquired a massive… Read More

From Kota Kinabalu to Caracas: How One Conspiracy United Domestic, Military, and International Law and What It Means for U.S. Global Security

By: Katherine Owens The bribery and fraud conspiracy between a Malaysian businessman and senior U.S Navy officials known as the “Fat Leonard” scandal has become a tangle of federal investigations, military justice, international law, and U.S. global security,… Read More