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Despite initial concerns about the viability of their nominations, some of President Donald Trump’s most controversial cabinet picks were able to garner enough support to clear the bar for confirmation.
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On Feb, 13, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi came to the White House in Washington D.C. to meet President Donald Trump. Both leaders are generally full of praises of each other and the media has even dubbed their friendship as a “bromance.”
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Germany went to the polls on Feb. 23 to elect 630 deputies in the Bundestag (German Parliament). The second-place hard-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) took the spotlight, winning nearly 21 percent of the vote.
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Amidst a new administration and reflecting on the election, OTR staff writer and senior Stephen Blinder analyzes the Democrats’ troubles reconciling the middle class.
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On January 21, a panel of Republican strategists outlined how Republicans’ trifecta in the federal government could drastically alter the American political landscape during a conversation titled “What to Expect from a GOP Trifecta,” hosted by GU Politics
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Recently, On the Record spoke with the incoming GU Politics Fellows: Tony Fabrizio, Quentin Fulks, Don Graves, Cecilia Kang, Meg Kinnard, and Heather Nauert. The fellows are eager to start their discussion groups and hear from students on February 10th.
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Check out OntheRecord's exclusive interview with Dhruva Jaishankar live on our website, where Dhruva Jaishankar discusses his new book 'Vishwa Shastra' and India's evolving foreign policy with OTR executive editor Adithya Kashyap.
“I think the biggest problem…is simply a lack of knowledge or awareness about India.” An interview with a Georgetown student publication @OntheRecordGU https://t.co/sLb07Yo8oj
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The BRICS coalition aims to create a counterweight to US and Western influence in the global order and institutions, with Thailand and Indonesia officially joining the forum in January 2025. - Anagha Chakravarti
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COLUMN - During the first debate between former President Donald Trump and V.P. Kamala Harris, Trump falsely claimed that Haitian immigrants from Springfield, OH eat household pets & the claim has left its toll on the Springfield community. - Kahwit Tela
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Former Tennessee Governors Bill Haslam (R) and Phil Bredesen (D) discussed bipartisanship and political civility with Georgetown students at an event titled “You Might be Right,” hosted by the Georgetown Dialogues Initiative on September 23. — James Long
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US: Returning to then-Senator Barack Obama’s 2006 address to the Call to Renewal conference as we fast approach November’s elections is a deeply nostalgic yet unmistakably agonizing experience. — Stephen Blinder
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Beirut and other parts of Lebanon were thrown into chaos two weeks ago when pagers and other wireless devices used by the Shia militant group Hezbollah exploded, killing 32 and injuring several thousand. — Luke Madden
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CAMPUS - Fellows season with GU Politics has commenced, and whether you have just joined a Student Strategy Team (SST), or are just curious about the program from the student body perspective, this guide is for you. — Vilda Westh Blanc
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CAMPUS - Georgetown hosted India’s opposition leader Rahul Gandhi on Sept. 9 for a conversation on his alternative governing vision than that of current Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party. — Jiyon Chaterjee
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US NEWS: The upcoming vice presidential debate on Tuesday will likely be the final debate before the election, making this a critical moment for the candidates to outline the vision of their presidential ticket. — Anagha Chakravarti
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CAMPUS: The 85-year-old legal legend captivated his audience, providing a somewhat grandfatherly presence in a room packed with teens and twentysomethings. Breyer was witty, insightful, and engaging. — Zach Fotiadis
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CAMPUS: Six first-year students from the Georgetown University College Democrats (GUCD) and Georgetown University College Republicans (GUCR) faced off in a wide-ranging debate moderated by members of the Georgetown Bipartisan Coalition. — Dhruv Shah
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CAMPUS: On February 28, Deputy Secretary of Defense Dr. Kathleen Hicks visited Georgetown University to deliver a keynote address on the history and future of the United States’ all-volunteer military force. — Zane Nagel