As some of you know, I’ve been really lucky with my results during this application season, including being admitted to Yale Law School. I was stunned and wanted to pay it forward for future law school applicants. Below, I’ve included my law school materials, application advice, and LSAT study tips…

With so much criticism surrounding Christopher Columbus, his Italian family members have come out to defend him, saying it’s “too soon” to criticize his legacy. “I mean, he’s barely been in the ground 500 years,” said Adriana Columbus, his great, great, great, great, great, great (times 30) granddaughter. “Yes, he…

Today we come to the last state that could be potentially vulnerable for Republicans this year: Nevada. The Silver State has the Senate seat second most-likely state to flip to Democrats in my opinion, after Arizona. …

Today we move to Texas, a state that has been endlessly targeted by both optimistic Democrats and the media as a state potentially in reach for a Senate pickup. For the better part of 10 years, liberals have looked upon Texas as an opportunity to flip the second-largest state blue…

Mississippi is one of the states with two Senate elections this year. The regularly scheduled election is for a seat held by Republican Senator Roger Wicker. The other election is far stranger and has potential to turn into an unexpectedly close race. Thad Cochran, a former Republican senator from the…

Today we move to The Volunteer State. Tennessee has been covered by a bright red hue — Trump won the state by 26 percentage points — but that characterization is a recent phenomenon. Not only did Al Gore represent the state in the Senate, but Democrats held the state house…

May 2018: Arizona Senate Race Rating Republicans have just nine seats up for grabs this November, but in a Democratic year, the party’s few vulnerabilities could easily be exposed by the Democrats. The Republicans are defending just a single seat in Clinton territory — Nevada — but several other states…

I spent hundreds of hours working on the Bernie campaign. I made thousands of phone calls, hit hundreds of doors, drove to Iowa, organized on campus, sent out emails, wrote press releases, put together a protest, put together presentations, registered voters, and more things than I could count. …

As a kid I was an entrepreneur. It was how I functioned. I was always looking for a way to earn a buck, and most of the time I was willing to perform more than a proportionate amount of labor to earn it. Sometimes, that meant mowing lawns. Other times…