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Minds that May Matter

The development of computer-simulated animals raises difficult questions about minds, consciousness, and what it means to feel pain.

Why Not Martin O’Malley?

On April 10, Elizabeth Warren joined Jon Stewart on The Daily Show and declared, “Powerful corporations rich people have figured out that if...

The Case Against Standardized Testing

America's system of standardized testing is failing students and teachers.

Big Tobacco: Why Smoking Is Not Going Away

The unexpected international impacts of American smoking laws.

Ohio Governor Kasich to Run for President

Governor John Kasich of Ohio will enter the Republican presidential primary as an underdog, but one with considerable upside.

#HarvardYouthPoll: Analyzing Harvard's Spring 2015 Poll of Young Americans

An exclusive look at the Harvard Public Opinion Project's survey of young Americans.

Let Them Eat Fish: Why Food Stamp Restrictions Are a Bad Idea

Republican efforts to restrict the use of food stamps are antithetical to their support for individual liberty and ignore the underlying issues of poverty.

School Shootings: An American Problem

The causes of the United States's school shooting dilemma.

Cutting Spending, Dividing the Party

Ongoing debates over government spending have exposed a rift between fiscal hawks and defense hawks in the Republican Party.

New Campaign, New Hillary

Hillary Clinton has officially launched her 2016 presidential campaign. Can she convince America that she is more than a staid, out-of-touch politician?