BPR’s Henry Knight sat down with the Green Party Presidential candidate Jill Stein. Photo courtesy flickr, by Paul Stein. Used under the...

BPR talked to Jim Gray, the Vice Presidential Nominee on the Libertarian ticket for the 2012 election and a former judge on California’s...

In my last eurocrisis rant I argued three changes were necessary for the EU to begin crawling its way out of the hole it has dug itself...

Brown alumnus Josh Marshall is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Talking Points Memo (TPM), an independent online news and commentary...

The Dorr Rebellion. Image obtained from Wikimedia Commons. Just this month, several members of the Cranston Board of Canvassers resigned...

On October 18, a federal appeals court in Manhattan (the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals) struck down in a 2-1 decision the 1996...

Though the news out of the Middle East last week was dominated by the shocking car bombing in Beirut, the region also witnessed the...

As Election Day approaches, it’s easy to despair that we live in an era of unprecedented political polarization. But take heart: this is...

As some devoted followers of this column may have noticed, last week I was unable to write an article due to the massive amount of stress...

A recent post at The New Inquiry does a commendable job of pinning down the strange political vantage point that is inhabited by the...

Yesterday, the French government signed a deal to provide Peugeot-Citroën, Europe’s second largest automaker, with €7 billion (or $9...

Image obtained from Wikipedia. As is traditional in an election year, most of the normal legislative agenda has been suspended in favor...

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We’ve already bemoaned the superficiality and exclusiveness of American presidential debates, but most American voters probably think...

We like to criticize the media for latching on to political gaffes, but we, the people of the Internet, clearly enjoy a good campaign...

BPR interviewed Ronald Deibert, director of Citizens Lab at the Munk School of Global Affairs, University of Toronto, an...

Lately, the degree to which discourses of “objectivity” have dominated our political theatre is astounding. Everywhere one turns, he or...

Europe has not experienced a major war in the last six decades. Today a European civil war, with the ensuing international spillover, is...

The jury’s still out on whether or not His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet ended his speech to a capacity crowd at the RI...

Last week, I wrote about how the Western media focuses disproportionately on negative news out of the Middle East, drawing attention to...