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When Campaign Politics Meet Campus Politics

Though they are in competition with each other for student and public support, Harvard student campaign subgroups are united in their collective goal of encouraging and deepening youth civic engagement.

Vote Warren for a Pro-Housing President

A President Warren would represent the best chance out of the 2020 field to revitalize the American housing market.

The Hatred of Comedy

When I inevitably quit comedy, I’ll tell people the truest version of the story: that I started writing it to feel like myself again until it came at the expense of that very thing, and I’d rather be human and occasionally funny than funny and occasionally human.

Globalizing Hatred

Though nearly a decade has passed since the most prominent interventions by American evangelicals, LGBT individuals in Uganda continue to face intense persecution stemming from the rhetoric once used by these evangelicals.

Bending the Trend: The Future of Safe Injection Sites in Massachusetts

On November 6, 2018, Charlie Baker was re-elected to a second term as governor of Massachusetts. Throughout the campaign, Governor Baker highlighted his legislative...

After The Fall: Income Inequality and the Great Recession

If there’s any point of agreement amongst the many ten-year anniversary eulogies of the 2008 recession, it is that at some point the crisis...

Bending the Trend: Early Success in Curbing Opioid Overdoses in Massachusetts

In 2017, Massachusetts experienced 1977 opioid overdose deaths. While this figure is certainly high, it actually represents an 8 percent decrease in overdose deaths...

An Emerging and Troubled Power: Overcoming Ethiopia’s Landlocked Geography

With over 100 million people, Ethiopia is easily the most populous landlocked country on earth. When Eritrea seceded in 1993, Ethiopia lost access to...

American Local Government: Pete Buttigieg’s True Impact

Despite declining levels of trust in the federal government, public confidence in local government has remained stable over the past three decades. Americans trust...

When Politics Turn Deadly: The Democrats’ Move Away from “Tough on Crime”

It was not long ago that then-governor Bill Clinton, running for president in 1992, publicly put a mentally ill man, Ricky Rey Rector, to...