Below are samples of Arjun’s work, for your perusal: EXCLUSIVE: Senators Bring Bipartisan Bill To Cancel Key Treaty With China If Taiwan Invaded, The Daily Caller (March 5, 2024) ‘Genocide Joe’: Tens Of Thousands Descend On DC To Protest Against … Continue reading Writing Samples
Arjun was a politics reporter with The Daily Caller News Foundation. Click this link to be directed to the website where his articles may be read. Continue reading Articles published in The Daily Caller
Arjun has been published by The Wall Street Journal Opinion’s Future View section, which conveys the perspectives of college and graduate students on current issues. Continue reading Articles published in The Wall Street Journal
Rather than using the loaded proxy terms of ‘women’ and ‘men’ to bifurcate sporting events, the distinctions of ‘X’ and ‘Y’ are more appropriate. These refer to the chromosomes in the last pair of human DNA, which determine a person’s physical prowess. Continue reading X and Y: A solution for transgender athletics
It’s a marked contrast from 1948 when King Farouk of Egypt said “one day, there will only be five kings left: jacks, clubs, hearts, spades, and the King of England.” Now, even this house of cards is about to collapse. Continue reading The monarchy is dying, long live the Queen
From Charles I to Cromwell, Buchanan to Lincoln, and Chamberlain to Churchill, the character of our leaders often swings back and forth between the terrible and the terrific. In this last dyad, the judgment of Boris Johnson now hangs in the balance. Continue reading Where is Boris Johnson’s ‘Churchill Factor’?
Such is the nature of quotas: once imposed, political pressure makes them notoriously difficult to escape. Would a future Democratic president risk upsetting black or women voters with a white male nominee to Ketanji Brown Jackson’s seat? Continue reading “This seat is reserved”: Quotas now emergent on the Supreme Court
In 1914, King Albert I of Belgium faced down the German war machine, taking personal command of the military and uniting his people to fight. Over a century later, in Volodymyr Zelensky, we find another such hero. Continue reading The Metamorphosis of Volodymyr Zelensky
In Lysistrata, women stopped the Peloponnesian War by refusing sex to all men of the city, ending the conflict swiftly. Canada’s truckers now find themselves in a similar position, as maidens of the nation. Continue reading A Truckers’ Strike: The next chapter for the Freedom Convoy
Orwell once wrote, “all animals are equal, but some are more equal than others.” His dystopia is our reality; equal protection of the law no longer exists, as the state’s different responses to the Wet’suwet’en and Freedom Convoy indicate. Continue reading A Tale of Two Protests: The Freedom Convoy’s Inconvenient Truth
The Writings of Arjun Singh 