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It’s Time to Expand the House of Representatives

Like any well-designed legislature, the U.S. House of Representatives is designed to reflect who we — the people — are, what we prioritize, and how we seek to live. Since the nation’s founding, the House of Representatives has served as the branch of the federal government most directly tied to the will of the American people. James Madison


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From Headstones to Highways: Grave Exhumations in Singapore and China

Each year on Qingming Festival, also known as All Soul’s Day, the same ritual unfolds: Chinese families make their way to their ancestral graves to pay their respects. Paper offerings are burnt, tombstones are wiped clean, and food offerings are laid out in quiet remembrance.

However, what happens when those graves are no longer there?

In China, “平坟复耕” (...


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How Independent Senate Campaigns Might Turn American Politics Upside-Down

Today, the United States Senate stands as one of the major culprits of political polarization. Designed to function as an admired vanguard of thoughtful deliberation, bipartisan cooperation,...


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In Defense of the Bedtime Story

“It’s those darn phones!”

For years now, parents and educators have been increasingly anxious about the negative effects of cellphones on children and teens. Recently, the U.S. Surgeon General released an advisory on soc...


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Republic in Retrograde? An Interview with Governor Eric Holcomb

Eric Holcomb served as the 51st Governor of Indiana from 2017 to 2025, serving as Lieutenant Governor previously. Before entering politics, Holcomb spent six years as an active duty member of the U.S. Navy. Holcomb sat down with the Harvard Political Review to discuss the current political moment, his thoughts on the scandals and division affecting the Republican Party today,...


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