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A Crossroads: Rikers and the Cost of Mass Incarceration

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New York City jails are a $1.1 billion problem.

The Problem with Yellen's Inequality Speech

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Why Greg Mankiw thinks Janet Yellen shouldn't be talking about inequality

Race and Rikers

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Mainstream media coverage has ignored how institutional racism sustains the violence at Rikers.

Wal-Mart and Workers' Rights: A Case Study

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In 1938, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Fair Labor Standards Act into law, creating the first national minimum wage. This bill forever changed...

What a Republican Senate Means

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HPR writers take on what a Republican control of the Senate means for the country.

State of the Races

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An overview of the races likely to determine control of the Senate.

Races to Watch

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These races won't determine control of the Senate, but they're worth watching anyway.

When Mental Health Gets Political

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Massachusetts gubernatorial candidates Charlie Baker and Martha Coakley both endorse mental health background checks for gun purchasers. But their mental health policies differ from...

Ad Astra Per Aspera

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We must not allow one incident to derail the incredible progress that so many have sacrificed so much to achieve.

For Democrats, It's Not as Bad as it Looks

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  As it looks more and more likely that the Republicans will seize control of the Senate on Tuesday (if not in January after runoff...
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