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Weighing in: Nuclear Power, a Long-Term View

Danny Wilson -
The benefits of nuclear energy must be weighed against the future costs.

Yes Afghanistan Can

Shreya Maheshwari -
Afghanistan can escape the resource curse that has plagued countries like Congo and Nigeria.

The Recall Works: Alvarez Ousted in Florida

Raphael Haro -
Pay raises for friends and a new BMW don't add up to fiscal responsibility.

Food Deserts, Annenberg, and a Spending Problem Worth Noticing

Beatrice Walton -
Reducing the economic and social burden of Type II diabetes in America starts at 7-Elevens.

Is the Rally Enough?

Max Novendstern -
It's been a joy watching rallies erupt all across the world. From late February to early March alone, we've seen rallies in the Middle...

Time to Get a New Homepage…

Jeffrey Kalmus -
... if Firefox currently opens to the NY Times but you don't want to pay the $15 per month that an online subscription will...

Palin for President? Think Again

Allan Bradley -
Sarah Palin's moment has passed. Even if she enters the GOP primary, her popularity has wilted and her style doesn't suit a legitimate run.

The White Question

Tyler Cusick -
Are we ready for white interest groups?

Japan and Broken Windows

Christopher Oppermann -
The myth of "productive destruction" in the wake of the disaster in Japan

What is Gov 2.0?

Max Novendstern -
Here's a talk I gave last semester on the subject of "What is Gov 2.0?" It begins a bit slowly; you might want skip...
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