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In the aftermath of the midterm elections, the Live Free or Die state was left a pale shade of blue, in sharp contrast to the…

The majority of America seems to have agreed that humans have had a noticeable and negative impact on our environment; yet, we have still not…

In a period of myriad protests, (dis)orientation guides, and Twitter trends in the name of a rather hazy conception of “social justice,” the Olga Guss…

In 2007, the U.S. News website received ten million views within the three days of its release of its college rankings. From this platform, U.S….

On July 21, former Yale professor William Deresiewicz published an article entitled “Don’t Send Your Kid to the Ivy League” in The New Republic. The…

On April 12, in a “cattle call” billed as the start of the 2016 Republican primary season, potential presidential hopefuls and approximately seven hundred party…

With the People’s Republic of China predicted to surpass the United States in purchasing power parity this year and a steady drum-beat of North American…

TDR: As a Hispanic American, what drew you to the Republican Party and the ideals of conservatism more broadly? AM: Well, I’m the son of…

With all of the attention being paid to the divestment movement and sustainability initiatives as of late, it is little wonder why Alex Epstein has…

Sporting a dazzling rainbow pair of mesh shorts, an unbuttoned Henley, and a pair of Apple’s standard white headphones, Dartmouth’s Jacob Gaba ’16 is the…