Editor's Picks
Why the NFL Is Like the Cigarette Industry
The league won't release footage that shows the true brutality of the game.
By Paul Schied
The End of the Dreams of a Generation
As men decide to walk only on Earth, it seems as if the dreams of an entire generation – to walk among the stars, to go where no man has gone before – are slowly falling into the ancient pillars of history.
What If No One Wins? A Brokered Convention Is Possible
If neither Romney nor Gingrich can unite the GOP, a chaotic convention may lie ahead.
By Daniel Lynch
From the Magazine
Caught Red Handed
Corporate cash in politics distorts democracy
By Matt Shuham and Nathaniel Donahue
Progressives Shouldn’t Vote for Ron Paul
Disappointed progressives should rethink their new passion for Paul
Hold On, Holder: South Carolina’s Voter ID Law is Just
The law isn't about racism or politics--it's about the integrity of the democratic process.
HPR’s 2012 New Hampshire Primary Live Blog
4 U.S. writer panelists cover the 2012 New Hampshire Primary with commentary from our staff and readers
Why New Hampshire Matters
With the New Hampshire primary coming up, Alexander Chen takes a look at three key narratives to follow for the GOP race.
HPR’s 2012 Iowa Caucuses Live Blog
4 U.S. writer panelists cover the 2012 Iowa Caucuses with commentary from our staff and readers
Election 2012: Republican Candidate Profiles
Profiles of the major Republican presidential candidates.
Ron Paul’s Campaign Problem
The need for an official response from Paul to the recent racism allegations.
