By Erin Kady, RT magazine news editor
• October 26, 2020
Amy Coney Barret has been nominated as the new Supreme Court justice after the death of Ruth Bader Ginsberg. RT reporters get together to have a panel discussion regarding her nomination.
By Leah Heon, RT Magazine Executive Producer
• October 25, 2019
Social media platforms such as Instagram, Twitter and Facebook can be renowned communication tools for friends and family members, but they are not a platform to discuss politics. As the political climate...
By Bridget O'Toole, Round Table Now executive producer
• November 16, 2018
We heard the forecast: the blue wave is coming. To some it’s scary, others empowering. Across the country, innumerable Americans, faced with the oppression of the Trump administration, have risen...
By Ally Pick, Round Table reporter
• March 7, 2017
Middletown High School students reacted to the recent news of the resignation of Michael Flynn, National Security Advisor in President Trump’s administration.
Flynn resigned after being accused of...
Politicians make promises and presidential candidates pontificate about how they are going to fix all of your problems. While Hillary Clinton was the Secretary of State, she jeopardized national security...
By Hannah Prensky, Round Table Reporter
• April 16, 2015
In a recent announcement that surprised no one who follows political coverage, republican senator Ted Cruz from Texas announced he’s running for president.
Middletown High School students gave mixed...
“I’m so far left that I’m going to fall off the map,” said Brittney Conyers, Middletown High School senior.
Like Conyers, many students at MHS have strong opinions toward today’s government,...
By Perry Dague, Round Table reporter
• January 14, 2013
As the clock counted down to midnight on New Year’s Eve, congress and the Senate rushed to come to an agreement to avoid the feared fiscal cliff that was months in the making. The deal was signed at...
By Kevin G. Hall
McClatchy Newspapers
(MCT)
WASHINGTON _ The president downplays it. Insiders insist it doesn't stand a chance. Yet as negotiations between the Obama administration and Congress take...
By David Lauter
Tribune Washington Bureau
(MCT)
WASHINGTON _ The small group of voters who remain undecided or at least open to persuasion in the presidential campaign consistently tell pollsters...
