Author: Matt Wolfson

It’s a fairly safe assertion to make that the Claremont Colleges are home to few if any Newt Gingrich supporters. Yet Gingrich deserves consideration

Just over two months in, the sheen has already worn off Occupy Wall Street. Previously enshrined in the public imagination as a group of

Turning to the Republican presidential nominating contest, it looks like the ground has shifted decisively in Mitt Romney’s favor. But the show isn’t quite

Let’s forget for a moment about the electoral landscape of reality and turn to Hollywood’s take on our political life. It’s not that Herman

Something extremely unexpected is happening to the political landscape: the left is coming back to life. In Massachusetts, Harvard law professor Elizabeth Warren is

To call these past few months Barack Obama’s “winter of discontent” is an insult to the concept of discontent. An indicator of the depth

Last week, what is likely to be the full contingent of contenders for the Republican presidential nomination met for the first two widely-publicized debates

On April 4, Barack Obama officially launched his reelection campaign with a video, “It Begins with Us,” which, in a nod to the “hope

Every so often a serious but accessible international relations book or documentary comes along and catches popular notice. Its success is a decent indicator

Maybe discrediting the domino effect was premature. A month after Egyptian protests brought down Hosni Mubarak’s dictatorship, oppressive regimes across North Africa and the