When the pandemic forced people to spend almost all of their time at home, many reevaluated not only what they wanted from life, but...

What if Marjorie Taylor Greene was appointed US Vice President and Alex Jones Secretary of State? This would almost be unthinkable at the...

The United States currently faces the highest level of political polarization since the Civil War. Partisan animosity is reaching a...

Photo credit: Lucas Foglia Ezra Klein is a New York Times opinion columnist and host of the podcast The Ezra Klein Show. Before moving to...

Although the November midterms will not involve voting in a president, these elections will prove monumental in determining Republicans’...

On a Wednesday night last August, the Shippensburg Area School Board held a special meeting. The nine members sat behind a table in the...

*This interview is the first installment of BPR’s latest series, Faith in Politics, which highlights the viewpoints of different...

Ambitious has certainly been a word used to describe the “Green New Deal,” a 14-page resolution to tackle climate change authored by Sen....

Being involved in politics has become trendy again. Increased political polarization and nearly constant controversy in the White House...

President Trump’s June 21st rally in Cedar Rapids, Iowa was predictably similar to previous rallies he gave as a candidate and continues...

Nestled in the center of Idaho lies Blaine County: an oddly-shaped shaped area nearly twice the size of Rhode Island, with a panhandle...

The United States is in a unique political moment. Today, Republicans and Democrats are more divided along ideological lines than in any...

The vote on the confirmation of Judge Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court will be a turning point in the history of American governance....

Is it Super PACs or the liberal media that’s corrupting Washington? While most presidential candidates recognize the American political...

Marc Dunkelman, research fellow at the Taubman Center for Public Policy, gave a talk Wednesday about his upcoming book The Vanishing...

When “An Inconvenient Truth” came out in 2006, introducing the severity of climate change to a mass audience, it seemed like the new buzz...

The Economist recently ran a story with the provocative subtitle “How sexual equality increases the gap between rich and poor...

BPR sponsored a panel of alumni journalists to discuss “Investigative Journalism in the Age of Polarization (and Misinformation).”...

Brown Political Review is excited to present a marquee panel of alumni journalists to explore how journalism is changing in an American...

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