United States Archives - Page 67 of 105 - Harvard Political Review

Author - April 2, 2013

The Republican Party is ready to get serious about immigration reform.

Author - March 30, 2013

HPR writers profile new arrivals to the cabinet.

Author - March 30, 2013

Influenced by his Vietnam experience, Secretary of State Kerry will favor diplomacy over military action.

Author - March 30, 2013

Unlike Tim Geithner, Treasury Secretary Lew is an ardent Democrat and veteran of partisan battles.

Author - March 30, 2013

Chuck Hagel survived a bruising confirmation battle, but his real challenges lie ahead.

Author - March 30, 2013

By putting drone policy in the spotlight, Brennan's confirmation may have unforeseen consequences for the CIA and American foreign policy.

Author - March 24, 2013

Progressives have reason to protect military spending from overly dramatic budget cuts.

Author - March 21, 2013

The NRA executive's recent call for women's armed self-defense boils down to nothing more than a sales pitch for the gun industry.

Author - March 21, 2013

Why our one-of-a-kind educational funding scheme is unfair.

Author - March 16, 2013

The unemployment rate may not be the best metric for measuring the economy's well-being.