Lecturer In Government And Social Sciences
Dr. Christopher Rhodes is a Lecturer in Government at Harvard University and in Social Sciences at Boston University. His work focuses on themes of government, politics, and public policy, with a particular interest in elections, security policy, and geopolitics. He has been featured in various outlets, including Al Jazeera Media Network, Yahoo News, and the Frederick News-Post.
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Christopher Rhodes' focus is largely on legal policy, government announcements, civil rights and politics. He appears to be particularly interested in stories related to the United States with a local emphasis on Pennsylvania and Philadelphia. If you have expertise or insights into these topics, especially within the context of civil rights, defamation cases, elections or government policies in Pennsylvania or Philadelphia, your pitch would likely resonate well with him.
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By: Christopher Rhodes
By now, it's a familiar narrative: President Trump becomes noticeably angry at a female reporter asking him a challenging question and responds by hurling personal insults at her. This time, Trump not only devolved into personal attacks during a sit-down interview with NBC News' Kristen Welker but actually ended the interview as she pressed him on his unfounded claims of voter fraud.
By: Christopher Rhodes
Karmelo Anthony is set to be incarcerated for decades after a jury sentenced him to 35 years for the murder of Austin Metcalf.
By: Christopher Rhodes
A Republican bill to enact restrictive voter ID measures has died in the Senate, with several GOP senators siding with Democrats to vote down the bill.
By: Christopher Rhodes
The race to replace Gavin Newsom as governor of California is now down to two candidates, pitting Democrat Xavier Becerra against Republican Steve Hilton.
By: Christopher Rhodes
Elon Musk recently became the world's first trillionaire, but the owner of SpaceX, Tesla and X is being called out not just for his wealth accumulation but for how he uses his social media platform.
By: Christopher Rhodes
The death of a Haitian woman in Pittsburgh due to hypothermia has been ruled a homicide after it was determined that she was abandoned outside after being released from detention by immigration agents. Now, ICE is being criticized for leaving the woman in a life-threatening situation as the agency remains under scrutiny for its heavy-handed and sometimes lethal tactics.
By: Christopher Rhodes
The death of a Haitian woman in Pittsburgh due to hypothermia has been ruled a homicide after it was determined that she was abandoned outside after being released from detention by immigration agents...
By: Christopher Rhodes
Elon Musk's artificial intelligence company is being sued for the negative impact its data center is having on the environment in Mississippi.
By: Christopher Rhodes
Eliminating the Department of Education has long been a right-wing goal, and the Trump administration has steadily been attempting to do so since taking office.
By: Christopher Rhodes
The Obama Presidential Center held its grand opening ceremony Thursday, with an A-list lineup of celebrities and every living former president joining the Obamas for the event. The former president and first lady each delivered speeches celebrating the United States, calling on Americans to overcome the challenges the country faces and calling out the current administration without ever saying President Trump's name.
