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Wednesday, August 20, 2008

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The Perils of the Poll Position

Political consultant Don Rose cautions against reading too much into polls, especially this early in the presidential…

The Wheel of Political Fortune Keeps Spinning

Democrats may be ascendant now, but don’t expect permanence. One recent study gives them about 13 years in…

New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson may be open to revising parts of the state's voter registration law.

Voting Rules Create Land of Disenchantment

Advocacy groups are battling New Mexico's strict voter registration laws as election looms.

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Should the Government Make Us Happy?

In Europe and elsewhere, governments are using ideas from the new science of well-being to try to make citizens more content. Will America follow their lead?

Cuba Libre?

Democrats are challenging Republican incumbents in three "Cuban" congressional districts in South Florida. Could the campaigns foreshadow a shift in presidential politics or Cuba policy?

Does Education Really Make You Smarter?

Public debate has been dominated by the belief that education builds human capital, causing increased income, health and political participation, among many positive outcomes. But new research suggests that costly expansions of education may not always bring the promised social results. In some cases, those expansions may do little but sort…

Political Report Card

Authoritative research shows exactly how to fix public schools. What we need are leaders with the guts to put it into practice.

Bioterror in Context

How and why the threat of bioterrorism has been so greatly exaggerated. A Miller-McCune interview of UCLA's William R. Clark.