Politics
Over 90% of USC trustees’ political donations have gone to Republicans, thanks to one member
Honorary trustee Miriam Adelson — one of Trump’s most prominent backers — has donated more than 30 times as much as the 39 voting members’ contributions combined.
Legal lines and political power: USC panel dissects James Comey’s indictment and the courts’ role in democracy
The Center for the Political Future hosted a panel discussion with legal experts titled “The Courts and the Future of Democracy” on September 29.
U.S. Department of Defense requires press to report only on authorized information
A Department of Defense memo released last week sparked concerns for free speech for journalists and its implications for news coverage regarding the government.
Ian Calderon joins the race to succeed Gavin Newsom as governor
Ian Calderon, the Democratic former California State Assembly majority leader, announced September 22 he is running to succeed Gavin Newsom as governor.
Former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger calls on students to rise above political division
On the International Day of Democracy, Schwarzenegger and USC Interim President Beong-Soo Kim discussed political violence, redistricting and the importance of civic involvement.
California Governor Gavin Newsom won’t be running for re-election. Who’s next?
Kamala Harris and Rick Caruso are among the candidates voters are hoping for.
Why young people still have political power: An interview with Maxwell Frost and Eunisses Hernandez
In an exclusive interview with Annenberg Media, the Florida congressman and Los Angeles City councilmember talked about the role young people have in shaping the political climate.
Pro-Palestine protesters who occupied a building at Stanford charged with felonies
The 12 protesters have been charged with felony vandalism and felony conspiracy to trespass.
USC Annenberg hosts panel on immigration reporting
The panel covered what students, journalists and educators can expect under Trump’s new immigration policies.
Special elections set for April 1 in Florida congressional races
Republicans are defending Florida’s 1st and 6th congressional seats on April 1 due to vacancies caused by nominations to President Donald Trump’s administration.
Department of Education layoffs could disrupt student aid and civil rights
With federal funding for the Education Department cut nearly in half, students and educators brace for financial aid issues and broader impacts on higher education.
OPINION: ICE’s unlawful actions and the poor conditions of detention centers are disturbing
The future of undocumented people is bleak amidst mass deportations in the United States.
Students will likely be affected by Department of Education layoffs
Loan repayments and financial aid services are expected to be further stalled.
Students react to stock market dips amid Trump’s tariff announcements
Despite significant losses, student investors remain optimistic about market rebound.
Trump’s address to joint Congress meeting showcases a divide on Capitol Hill
The House chamber was split and many protested during the president’s first congressional address to the nation.