Hollywood buckles up for tumultuous Trump presidency
As the United States moves into what will certainly be an eventful Donald Trump presidential term, movie columnist Erik Benjamin speculates on what that means for Hollywood. Read more »
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Trump's first 10 days in office will be riveting
Election Humor columnist was granted permission by The Daily Orange Pulp Staff to go forward in time using a time machine and report on Trump's first 10 days in office. Read more »
Willow Smith releases hopeful song following election
After a long hiatus, Willow Smith is back and using her music to spread hope amidst a confusing and uncertain election, says music columnist Phoebe Smith. Read more »
What's next for Hillary Clinton?
Now that Hillary Clinton lost the election, what will she do with her time? Will she be a regular grandma or still a political force to be reckoned with? Josh Feinblatt, election humor columnist, breaks it down. Read more »
Trump supporters were just hiding from liberal feeds
Technology columnist Brett Weiser-Schlesinger discusses how social media habits played into America’s surprise at Donald Trump’s election to the Oval Office. Read more »
Syracuse voters comment on why they decided to cast a ballot
While at the polls, voters spend time relfecting on what the vote means to them, the importance of getting out to the polls, and American democracy as an institution. Read more »
How past presidential elections compare to that of 2016
Those who have been around the Syracuse community for past elections reflected on the climate of those elections, compared to this one. Read more »
A truly American pep talk to get you through Election Day
Hello America, You’ve done a good job. You’ve put up with this election sh*t for almost two years now. Do you know how long two… Read more »
Gary Johnson is best choice in disastrous two-party election
Conservative columnist Vanessa Salman endorses third-party candidates Gary Johnson and Bill Weld for president and vice president. Read more »
Here are the pros and cons of each presidential candidate
Election humor columnist Josh Feinblatt decided to make it simple and flesh out the pros and cons of a Hillary Clinton presidency and a Donald Trump presidency. Read more »
What the next presidency looks like from each side of the aisle
As we approach ever closer to election day, humor columnist Josh Feinblatt explains what each president's administration would be like, from the the point of view of the other's supporters. Read more »
Syracuse University professors show political slant through campaign donations
A review of contributions to federal politicians revealed that SU faculty, staff and administrators donate primarily to Democrats, reflecting a trend nationally on college campuses. Experts who have studied the trend have come to different conclusions about the degree to which it matters. Read more »
Hillary's leaked emails mainly contain coupons and office banter
Thanks to Wikileaks, election humor columnist Josh Feinblatt was able to compile some emails from Hillary Clinton's time as Secretary of State. He didn't find much. Read more »
Study: University professors overwhelmingly register as Democrats
Of the 7,243 professors reviewed in the study, 3,623 were registered Democrats and 314 were registered Republicans. Read more »
SCOTUS Squad doesn't need another judge
Election Humor columnist Josh Feinblatt is a big fan of the Supreme Court, so he talked to them to figure out why they really don't want to add another judge. Read more »
3rd debate topics leave little appeal for millennial voters
Liberal columnist Cole Jermyn discusses the Commission for Presidential Debates’ topic selection, which favors older, more conservative voters. Read more »
Elect Her provides useful tools for women in government
The Elect Her four and a half hour workshop provided female students with skills and resources to help them score government positions. Read more »
Election humor columnist slides into Donald Trump ghosttweeter's DMs
The Daily Orange scored an interview with Donald Trump's ghosttweeter, a former employee of the 45th St. AT&T. He was recently fired from the campaign. Read more »
Kaine surprises with powerful debate performance
Liberal columnist Ryan Dunn explains how Tim Kaine rose to the occasion and stood up for his party. Read more »
Orland: Young Democrats should unite behind party, not divide over candidates
Liberal columnist Joanna Orland calls on Democratic voters to stand behind their party rather than be polarizing when it comes to supporting Bernie Sanders or Hillary Clinton for the presidential nomination. Read more »
O'Connor: Liberal students, faculty should be more considerate of conservative viewpoints
Conservative columnist Kyle O’Connor explains why a liberal-centric campus environment can perpetuate a stigma surrounding conservatism that negatively affects the experiences of right-leaning students. Read more »
Tomasello: Syracuse diner demonstrates the power of socially engaging political expression
Liberal columnist Mia Tomasello discusses the controversial menu items of a Syracuse diner and argues that the "Dictator Obama/NYS Special (King Cuomo)" breakfast meal should be acknowledged as valid form of expression rather than written off as crass. Read more »
Clinton, Sanders clash over Wall Street, gun laws in 7th Democratic primary debate
The two candidates looking to secure the Democratic nomination sparred over gun restrictions, Wall Street and more on Sunday night. Read more »
Tomasello: Restrictive legislation on food stamps perpetuates 'welfare queen' stereotype
Liberal columnist Mia Tomasello takes on New York State Senator Patty Ritchie’s proposal to ban the purchase of “luxury food items” with food stamps and argues that the measure further stigmatizes poverty. Read more »
