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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By: Christopher Rhodes
A new policy change from the Trump administration has raised fears that thousands of people with disabilities, and the animals with which they live, may be forced out of their homes. The tightened grip of service animal restrictions is poised to disqualify many animals that landlords had been required to accept, forcing the people who depend on these animals to give them up or give up the places where they currently live.
By: Christopher Rhodes
A new policy change from the Trump administration has raised fears that thousands of people with disabilities, and the animals with which they live, may be forced out of their homes.
By: Christopher Rhodes
In a new message, Pope Leo XIV has gone farther than any of his predecessors in apologizing for the Holy See's role in promoting slavery. The groundbreaking comments came as the pope warned of the role of technology in creating new forms of oppression. The head of the Catholic Church made the unprecedented comments in a message about the dangers of artificial intelligence.
By: Christopher Rhodes
In a new message, Pope Leo XIV has gone farther than any of his predecessors in apologizing for the Holy See’s role in promoting slavery.
By: Christopher Rhodes
60 Minutes is seeing the departure of yet another veteran of the long-running news program.
By: Christopher Rhodes
As the United States approaches the 250th anniversary of American independence this summer, President Trump has pushed a number of ostentatious and sometimes controversial celebrations.
By: Christopher Rhodes
Wired reported that an internal memo was recently circulated within the Department of Labor (DOL) calling on employees to report others within the department. The email laid out the administration's stance on DEI practices, which it interprets as discriminatory by nature. “DEI-related discrimination occurs when any employment action (hiring, promotion, training access, mentoring, assignments, awards, etc.) is motivated in whole or in part by an employee's or applicant's race, color, sex, national origin, religion, or other protected characteristics.”
The White House teased an announcement about extraterrestrials to advertise a website for ICE.
By: Christopher Rhodes
Rep. Thomas Kean has been vague about his extended absence from Congress as his whereabouts remain unknown.
By: Christopher Rhodes
The musical acts are responding to backlash from fans and social media commenters.
