Author, Author at Harvard Political Review

Covers

Author - January 9, 2015

How constant content affects the quality of the news we read.

United States

Author - January 6, 2015

Cities are harnessing Twitter and Yelp data to modernize health inspections

Online

Author - January 2, 2015

If American goods flow into Cuba, American ideas will too, and in the marketplace of ideas freedom will always win.

Books & Arts

Author - January 1, 2015

The pop star America loves to hate is more than her critics make her out to be.

Endpaper

Author - December 31, 2014

What Washington can learn from Harvard

United States

Author - December 26, 2014

How Republicans could lead on income inequality

United States

Author - December 25, 2014

Sony could and should have done more to ensure The Interview's success. This incident was a victory for the hackers.

Covers

Author - December 24, 2014

With television channels slowly shifting to rely on user preference, the state of broadcast news is changing to keep up.

Online

Author - December 24, 2014

On the morning of May 16, 2011, the people of Chicago watched excitedly in Millennium Park as Rahm Emanuel, the city’s 46th mayor, was...

Books & Arts

Author - December 16, 2014

On December 18, 2014, the show that taught us truthiness will end.