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On Guard Against Hypothetical Threats

Alex Copulsky - September 21, 2009

When you're working to govern an entire nation, you can't please everyone. Particularly people with highly particular political preferences; they tend to be the...

Spontaneous Combustion

Alex Sherbany - September 11, 2009

This is the best fodder for late-night comedy I've seen since the last time Michael Steele spoke. It is encouraging that most people seem...

How Iran Stopped Worrying & Learned to Love the Bomb

Alex Copulsky - September 10, 2009

So unsurprisingly, the Iranians now have enough uranium to make a nuclear bomb. I say unsurprising because, well, the U.S. has been wringing...

Afghan Election Fail

Alex Copulsky - September 9, 2009

In a plot twist which should surprise approximately no one, it seems that the August presidential election in Afghanistan was not entirely on the...

Japan!

Alex Copulsky - September 4, 2009

So I actually just returned to school from a summer spent working in Tokyo, and so I have been following with great interest the...

A Fatter or Skinnier Fed?

Harvard Political Review - August 13, 2009

Below is a piece on financial regulation from HPR alum Rahul Prabhakar '09. Rahul is now a Fellow at the Glover Park Group in...

The Gates Arrest

Harvard Political Review - July 23, 2009

I read the initial article in The Crimson confident that the arrest of Henry Louis Gates, Jr., would make waves far beyond Cambridge, Mass. ...

Party Discipline

Alex Copulsky - July 21, 2009

You know who is one of the most dependable Democrats in the Senate right now? Arlen Spector (D-PA). It does not take any great...

Real Change Comes to Washington

Alex Copulsky - July 20, 2009

So in some areas (civil liberties and wars come to mind), there is not so much daylight to be found between President Obama and...

Sotomayor on Criminal Justice: Causes for Concern?

Sam Barr - June 11, 2009

It now appears that the Obama administration, which once seemed so eager to explicitly press the case for liberal constitutional jurisprudence, is trying to...