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In the swing state of Michigan, winning the Senate race hinges on constructing an identity distinct from national party personas.

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U.S. Midterms 2026: The Saga of the Senate

The HPR has covered some of the most consequential contests this midterm cycle in an effort to assess the state of U.S. politics in 2026.

In Maine, Democrats Repeat the 2024 Strategy Yet Again

By repeating their blunders from 2024, Democrats in Maine have paved the way for a fifth term for Sen. Susan Collins.

The Scramble for Swing Votes in Michigan

In the swing state of Michigan, winning the Senate race hinges on constructing an identity distinct from national party personas.

Fishing for a Senate Seat in Alaska

Whether Democratic candidate Mary Peltola’s brand of fish-focused local politics succeeds in November will reveal how individual candidates can distinguish themselves from national party platforms.
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The Rise of Chinese Pop Culture Influence

It is time to redefine what soft power in culture looks like in a new era that is increasingly based on media and the online world.

Russian Figure Skaters Should Not Return to International Competition

Russian skaters should not be allowed to return to international competition while the war with Ukraine is ongoing. Athletes cannot maintain a true neutral status concerning the war in Ukraine when their sport is funded by the pro-war government.

The Politics of Peace: Selling the End of a War

Some conflicts end, while others learn how to survive their own endings. Between Washington and Tehran, every pause carries the possibility of peace—and the risk of starting all over again.

The Malian Rebel Spring Offensive and the New Order in the Sahel

In order to achieve long-term stability, the Sahel region needs a solution that addresses the immediate security needs and the economic failures that have led to the prevalence of Islamist movements — not a failing relationship with a weakened Russia.
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