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Cultural narratives and systemic structures against women continue to persist in society, alongside an idealism of extreme thinness in women. Newfound availability of GLP-1 receptor antagonists reinforces patriarchal ideology by assisting in disordered eating behaviors, which are eroding women’s capacity for mental and physical development in society.

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To Take Back the Senate, Democrats Must Win in Red America

The Democrats are fighting an uphill battle for Senate control in 2026, and swing states won’t carry them across the finish line. To secure a majority, they will need to make their case to voters in conservative strongholds.

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The HPR sat down with pollster John Della Volpe to discuss the results of the 52nd biannual Harvard Youth Poll.

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The 2025 South Korean presidential election exposed a deepening political polarization, threatening democratic cohesion in South Korea.

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Just as oil can bring wealth and prosperity to a nation, it can bring poverty and crisis as well. The country of Venezuela is an unfortunate case in point.
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