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United States

The Real Burden of Our Young Generations

Author - January 10, 2013

The United States needs to address the issue of hunger for it to succeed as a nation.

World

Drug Prohibition: the International Alternatives

Author - January 10, 2013

The U.S. needs to import other nations’ ideas for its drug program.

Interviews

David Maraniss

Author - January 10, 2013

The HPR interviews Associate Editor of the Washington Post David Maraniss.

United States

Obama's Judicial Philosophy

Author - January 9, 2013

Barack Obama has been historically slow in nominating judges and surprisingly coy in establishing a judicial philosophy. What will be the President's judicial legacy?

Africa

A Mirage in the Sahara: The Fragility of Azawad

Author - January 8, 2013

The Azawad is a destabilizing factor for many weak West African states.

Books & Arts

Ugly Truths: The Casual Vacancy

Author - January 8, 2013

J.K. Rowling's debut adult novel is a first-hand look at various manifestations of disappoints and failings of human nature.

Europe

From Riga to Athens: Can the Baltic Model Be Applied Elsewhere?

Author - January 8, 2013

The Latvian recovery and so-called “Baltic model” hold valuable lessons for the troubled Eurozone periphery.

HPRgument

The Future of the Republican Party

Author - January 6, 2013

Four HPR writers give their thoughts on the future of the Grand Old Party.

United States

Is It Time to Get Over Bowles-Simpson?

Author - January 2, 2013

Bowles-Simpson does not transcend today's political issues but is rather one potential solution among many.

Covers

Hacking Homeland

Author - January 2, 2013

Given the nature of cyberwarfare and the wide gaps in cybersecurity legislation, it remains clear that the American network is at great risk.