United States Archives - Page 95 of 105 - Harvard Political Review

Lucas Swisher - May 5, 2011

The death of Osama bin Laden is the death of a symbol, and it is right for Americans to celebrate.

Rajiv Tarigopula - May 5, 2011

Let us heed our President’s call for enduring national unity.

Humza Bokhari - May 5, 2011

Donald Trump's accusations regarding President Obama's academic record veer into dangerous racial territory.

Jeffrey Kalmus - May 2, 2011

The fundamental liberal/conservative split on whether or not to celebrate bin Laden's death.

Sandra Korn - May 2, 2011

The extremist patriotism displayed after Osama's death was hypocritical and decidedly anti-American

Naji Filali - May 2, 2011

Critics claim the Tea Party is not a viable force in the political lexicon long-term. Naji Filali has some friendly advice for changing that.

Beatrice Walton - May 1, 2011

Is income inequality self-reinforcing?

Sandra Korn - April 28, 2011

Socialists can’t get elected, but they do influence politics

Paul Schied - April 28, 2011

Will the Supreme Court uphold the health care act? Probably, but the fight isn't over.

Lena Bae - April 15, 2011

Alderman Joe Moore had $1.3 million to spend. So he let his constituents decide what to do with it.