United States Archives - Page 48 of 105 - Harvard Political Review

Cutting Spending, Dividing the Party

Author - April 15, 2015

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

New Campaign, New Hillary

Author - April 14, 2015

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

Author - April 13, 2015

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?

Author - April 8, 2015

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

America's Mayors

Author - March 30, 2015

Featuring new interviews with the mayors of Indianapolis and Orlando.

Political Suicide

Author - March 28, 2015

Missouri State Auditor Tom Schweich's suicide raises concerns about when political discourse goes too far.

What Climate Change?: Understanding Incentives for Denial

Author - March 20, 2015

Why climate change denial persists in politics despite scientific consensus.

Walking the Talk: Scott Walker in the Media

Author - March 12, 2015

Is Scott Walker's public image a slip-up or a strategy?

When APUSH Comes to Shove

Author - March 5, 2015

Why is Oklahoma trying to ban AP U.S. History?

A Party Divided: Why Education Is A Wedge Issue For Democrats

Author - March 3, 2015

Democrats are facing a deepening divide between reformers and teachers unions over how to fix America's public education system.