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Let the Church Campaign: An Atheist's Perspective

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Pulpit Freedom Sunday may seem like an odd holiday for an atheist to celebrate.

Combating West Nile Virus, Effectively

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Hoping for successful communication between officials and citizens is not enough.

Clinton After State—and State After Clinton

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What Hillary's departure from the State Department may mean for the country.

The First Presidential Debate: The Aftermath

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Yes, Romney won. But it's more complicated than that.

Politics of the Pigskin

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The NFL referee controversy has implications off the field as well.

Studying the Frozen Caveman

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Mitt Romney's past debates reveal much about his new strategy in the presidential election.

Denver Debate Preview

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On Sunday, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie predicted, "This whole race is going to be turned upside down come Thursday morning.” Four HPR writers sound off on Christie's forecast, their debate expectations, and more.

Why I Refuse Not to Vote for Barack Obama

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Conor Friedersdorf's pledge not to vote for Obama is a faulty moral calculation.

Understanding American Exceptionalism

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It's not about which country does the best on math tests.

Romney's 'Not My Job' Messaging Problem

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Mitt Romney needs to make a much more complicated case about the economy to some voters than Barack Obama does.
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