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How Scalia’s Death Affects the State of Affirmative Action

With the unexpected death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, marking only the third time in recent memory an active justice has died, a firestorm of controversy...

In the Business of Politics

An unmistakable intersection between business and politics exists in the United States. Beyond the conspicuous crossover found in interest groups, lobbyist organizations, and corporate...

Recrafting the Electoral College

How reforming the Electoral College can strengthen American democracy.

An Unusual Burden: the Supreme Court’s New Death Penalty Requirements

How the Supreme Court's decision in Glossip v. Gross disadvantages challenges to the death penalty.

Analyzing our Apathy

Why doesn't the Millennial generation want to vote?

HPRgument: The Third Republican Debate

HPR writers analyze the night's happenings, from the strained relationship between moderators and candidates to the policies they discussed.

Recreating the Finnish Miracle

What we can learn from Finland about education (and what we can’t).

A Phrase in Flux: The History of Political Correctness

History proves that political correctness is not easily defined. In fact modern debates over PC are shaped by definitions of the past.

The Pope Comes to Washington

Partisan interpretations of the Pope's rhetoric ignore his true message: reconciliation.

The GOP's Inability to Unite

The 13 Republican presidential candidates represent different factions in a fractured GOP.