The 400-member New Hampshire House of Representatives takes approximately 30 seconds to vote on a bill compared to the 15 minutes taken...

Political insults in South Korea make American politics look tame. Liberals call conservatives “authoritarian pro-Japanese traitors,”...

Although the redistricting process differs across states, the power to draw districts is typically given to state legislatures. Either...

In 2006, Officer Eddie Boyd of the St. Louis Missouri Police Department had to resign after pistol-whipping a child and falsifying the...

In a given year, 4,224 people are killed by police brutality in Brazil (2016), 1,147 in the U.S. (2017), and 11 in Germany (2016). In...

March 13 marked the fourth anniversary of the white smoke – the fumata bianca – leaking out of the top-most chimney in the Sistine...

Rome wasn’t built in a day. The reconstruction of modern Italy, likewise, has been slow and taxing. Former Prime Minister and billionaire...

The first round of elections for the Majlis, Iran’s national parliament, changed the dynamic for political reformists throughout the...

In 2006, a teenage girl in Saudi Arabia was blackmailed, held at knife point and gang raped by seven Saudi men. As a response to this...

When most Americans think about choosing a party’s presidential nominee, they likely imagine voting booths and secret ballots, not...

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

At long last, the Obama administration is making a decisive move on immigration reform. On November 20, 2014, the president announced...

Since the Common Core’s creation in 2009, forty-five states and the District of Columbia have adopted the Common Core as a set of...

The 113th United States Congress has earned the dubious distinction of the least popular in recent history. As recently as August 2014,...

The city of Detroit is an easy target for those who like to scoff at government mismanagement. Over the last decade it has been...

The Political Theory Project, in collaboration with Students for a Sensible Drug Policy (SSDP) present an Odyssey Lecture with “Freeway”...

Current neoliberal capitalism, so defined by expansion and instability, is not easily reconciled with the concept of human rights. Many...

Prospective and current law school students around the country must have been overjoyed to hear President Obama’s remarks at Binghamton...