Beyond the Sensationalism
Narrowing the voter discrimination issues at stake in Shelby County v. Holder
On the Newsstand:Congress
On Sequester, Blame Gerrymandering
The failure to reach a deal on the sequester could have been avoided if our congressional districts were not so gerrymandered.
HPR Staff Reacts to the State of the Union
Members of the HPR staff give their own reactions to the speech and share their favorite moments from the hour.
Hanna Rosin
HPR interviews Hanna Rosin, the author of The End of Men: And the Rise of Women and a national correspondent at The Atlantic.
A Conversation with Brady Campaign President Dan Gross
The HPR talks to Brady Campaign President Dan Gross about gun control, the Newton tragedy, and the NRA.
Is It Time to Get Over Bowles-Simpson?
Bowles-Simpson does not transcend today's political issues but is rather one potential solution among many.
Hacking Homeland
Given the nature of cyberwarfare and the wide gaps in cybersecurity legislation, it remains clear that the American network is at great risk.
Navigating America and the Republican Party Forward
Republicans must face political reality heading into the 113th Congress.
The Case for 51
If everything goes according to plan, a 51-star flag will be raised over the Capitol on July 4, 2013.
Harvard Undergrads Predict Obama Victory
Almost 200 Harvard students entered the HPR's election prediction contest, and predicted a 290 to 248 victory for President Obama.
Infrastructure or Bust: Assessing Blame (Part 2)
Who is most directly to blame for the presently unsustainable, and pitiful, state of our nation's infrastructure?
Infrastructure or Bust: Facing Reality (Part 1)
In terms of our infrastructure, we as a country must come to accept the reality staring us straight in the face: we are at a tipping point.
Why Warren’s Worth the Work
Elizabeth Warren is the right choice for students.
