In this research paper, I examine the War on Drugs’ impact on illegal drug abuse in the United States. Drawing on statistical data, academic studies, and real-world cases, the paper argues that aggressive supply-side enforcement has proven largely ineffective in reducing overdose deaths and drug use. I conclude by exploring alternative demand-focused interventions and decriminalization strategies that prioritize public health and more efficient resource allocation

A personal essay exploring identity, morality, and psychological conflict through the lens of The Sopranos. The piece analyzes how visual motifs and character arcs reflect deeper internal struggles within Tony Soprano, particularly through symbolism and thematic structure. It integrates elements of literary analysis, psychology, and narrative theory to examine the duality of Tony’s character and how the series subverts traditional crime drama conventions.

A comprehensive research report analyzing how Canadian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) strategically respond to U.S.-Canada trade policy uncertainty, particularly under the current tarriff wave between both nations. The paper combines academic literature, industry data, and real-world case studies to examine sector specific impacts across manufacturing, technology, agriculture, and retail. It concludes with an actionable strategy framework for SME adaptation and resilience.