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A new direction for Africa?

Tyler Cusick - October 12, 2010

An end to one of the great tragedies of the last decade appears to be on the horizon. The government in the Sudan announced...

Active Breyer: Making the Liberal Bloc Work

Medha Gargeya - October 10, 2010

Author of “Active Liberty” and the newly released “Making Our Democracy Work: A Judge’s View,” Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer begins the new term...

Who We Are–the Tea Party Uncovered

Raphael Haro - October 10, 2010

Let me begin this by saying that I do not consider myself a member of this self-identified political movement that now claims 28% of...

Taking A Cue From Thailand’s Mr. Condom

Alastair Su - October 9, 2010

Since its inception in 1978, China's one-child policy has always been marked by controversy. While the government has claimed that the policy has prevented...

Preliminary Spill Reports Rightfully Criticize Adminstration

Danny Wilson - October 9, 2010

On June 14th of this year, President Obama appointed a commission of seven men and women to evaluate the events that contributed to the...

Stuck in the Stone Age?

Joshua Lipson - October 9, 2010

On the heels of this general report, CNN broke the story that: A teen blogger who had been held for nine months in Syria’s Duma...

Talks Bring Optimism

Evan Kendall - October 8, 2010

Last week I wrote about Bob Woodward's new book which shed light on the uncertainty of the US situation in Afghanistan. This week, there...

Korean Reunification: Will Two Halves Make a Whole?

Kaiyang Huang - October 8, 2010

With the recent celebration of the 20th anniversary of German reunification, it is something of a curiosity that of the three countries that were...

Democracy on Hold

Rajiv Tarigopula - October 8, 2010

The U.S. Senate recessed last week without concluding a lot of the legislative business on its plate. Among the items on hold include the...

10/10/10 Global Work Day

Danny Wilson - October 7, 2010

Bill McKibben's 350.org movement, a grassroots organization that promotes cutting carbon dioxide emissions to 1988 levels of 350 parts per million, is promoting a...