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HPRgument: The First Democratic Debate

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On October 13, five Democratic hopefuls faced off in Las Vegas with the hopes of winning their party's nomination. Now, five HPR writers weigh in with perspectives on the night's winners and losers, and thoughts on the future of the Democratic field.

The Know Nothing Party: A Cautionary Tale

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The current outpouring of anti-immigrant and pro-American rhetoric is not new.

The Teaching Tax: How Inequality in Education Persists

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Over 60 years after Brown v. Board, America's schools remain separate and unequal. That is in large part due to our local system of education funding.

The Affordable Care Act's Side Effects

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How the Affordable Care Act contributed to reduced American welfare spending.

Watching the Watchman

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As demands for police body cameras escalate, activists, officers, and policymakers are embroiled in a high-stakes debate over their implementation.

Obama, Kennedy and the Strategy for Peace

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While Kennedy negotiated from a position of strength with the Soviets, Obama negotiated from a position of self-inflicted weakness with Iran.

Watching the Watchmen: Implementing Police Body Cameras

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  The people demanded it, the police officers’ union supported it, and the city council would fund it. Yet curiously, Washington, D.C.’s proposal to put...

Food for Thought

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70 years after the National School Lunch Act, efforts to ensure that all students have access to healthy food throughout the year face new challenges.

Polling Alone

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Election forecasting and analytics may change the nature of American democracy.

Fast Talkers

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In the first GOP debate, style revealed just as much as substance.
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