Various panels on the news will spend hours dissecting who has the best chance of becoming the Democratic nominee for President, but instead On the Record will find the answer by asking you!
Read MoreI believe the U.K. should vote again to see if its citizens still want to go through with Brexit. I will explain using the best analogy I can think of: marijuana in Massachusetts.
—Jacob Denninger
Read MoreThere is one major policy sphere in which New York’s reputation does not match reality: the realm of voting laws.
—Adam Ginsburg
Read MoreOn the Record asked members of the Georgetown community to express some of their thoughts and opinions on the importance of voting.
—Natalie Orsi
Read MoreRecent events, such as the death of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, reflect the threats and dangers that critical journalists face.
—Kathy Zhuo
Read MoreBitcoin’s underlying technology, still carries tremendous transformative potential.
—Adam Ginsburg
Read MoreThe battle continues between Democrat Stacey Abrams and Republican Brian Kemp to decide Georgia’s next governor.
—Quincey Wilson
Read MoreDaniel Lippman visited Georgetown University on Tuesday as a part of the GU Politics Election Day event.
—Caroline Gardner
Read MoreTonight your On the Record team will give their reaction as the results roll in!
Read MoreFollowing news sources, campaigns, and journalists is a great way to make sure you have access to the hottest races as soon as they are called.
—Caroline Gardner
Read MoreRepublicans have found an issue to hammer home to their constituents: an ‘invasion’ of several thousand Central American migrants.
—Ben Tauber
Read MoreOnce the hoodie-wearing darling of the tech establishment, the Facebook CEO has rightfully come under pressure for his company’s blunders.
—Adam Ginsburg
Read MoreThe republic depends on the vote; it is its source of life. It is a linkage institution without equal.
—John Woolley
Read MoreOn October 2, Khashoggi was killed inside the Saudi Arabian consulate in Istanbul.
—Ben Tauber
Read MoreFood companies fear liability, which restricts most them from donating their unused food and increases the amount of food waste in the United States.
—Paula Hong
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