United States Archives - Page 61 of 105 - Harvard Political Review

Author - October 28, 2013

Raising the minimum wage would hurt impoverished, unemployed Americans.

Author - October 27, 2013

Detroit can come back from the brink through a combination of public and private actions.

Author - October 27, 2013

The network's surprisingly mainstream stance reflects Americans' unwillingness to consider genuine alternatives to traditional news sources

Author - October 25, 2013

Between the shutdown and the 2014 midterms, a small window of opportunity has emerged

Author - October 23, 2013

Too many Americans view academic success and athletic success as mutually exclusive

Author - October 22, 2013

Recent trends call into question Mayor Emanuel's promise of a break from Chicago's corrupt past.

Author - October 20, 2013

The amount of money in politics today distorts our democracy.

Joseph Choe - October 20, 2013

Former Chilean President Ricardo Lagos has some insight that U.S. politicians should heed.

Author - October 19, 2013

The shutdown may be over, but the ideological rigidity that produced it remains

Author - October 7, 2013

In his attempt to add accountability to Pell Grants, Obama threatens to undermine the purpose of the program.