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Big Tobacco: Why Smoking Is Not Going Away

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The unexpected international impacts of American smoking laws.

Ohio Governor Kasich to Run for President

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Governor John Kasich of Ohio will enter the Republican presidential primary as an underdog, but one with considerable upside.

#HarvardYouthPoll: Analyzing Harvard's Spring 2015 Poll of Young Americans

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An exclusive look at the Harvard Public Opinion Project's survey of young Americans.

Let Them Eat Fish: Why Food Stamp Restrictions Are a Bad Idea

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Republican efforts to restrict the use of food stamps are antithetical to their support for individual liberty and ignore the underlying issues of poverty.

School Shootings: An American Problem

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The causes of the United States's school shooting dilemma.

Cutting Spending, Dividing the Party

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Ongoing debates over government spending have exposed a rift between fiscal hawks and defense hawks in the Republican Party.

New Campaign, New Hillary

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Hillary Clinton has officially launched her 2016 presidential campaign. Can she convince America that she is more than a staid, out-of-touch politician?

Dancing with Monsters: The U.S. Response to the 2009 Honduran Coup 

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Hillary Clinton's response to the 2009 Honduran coup as Secretary of State raises questions of her goals in foreign policy.

How Much Is Enough?

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How effective altruists balance personal happiness, local community, and effective charity.

America's Mayors

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Featuring new interviews with the mayors of Indianapolis and Orlando.
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