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Prof. Nicholas Buccola, professor of government and author of ‘The Fire is Upon Us’ was featured on the American History Hit podcast titled: The truth about The American Dream: The Baldwin-Buckley Debate.

Prof. Jack Pitney was brought on live to break down the importance of the tactical decisions made by Adam Schiff, “number one, the progressive vote split who in Katie Porter and Barber only if there's been one progressive candidate would have been quite a bit closer second Schiff very deliberately boosted state gar vee he ran ads drawing contrast between himself and Steve Garvey, making it appears of steam robbery with a defacto Republican candidate.”

"A nasty primary campaign can be dangerous, especially when the other party has a strong candidate in the general election," Claremont McKenna College political scientist Jack Pitney said of the 47th District. "It would take only a few percentage points to flip this seat from blue to red."

Prof. Jack Pitney weighs in on Super Tuesday impact both nationally in the presidential race, and also in local races in Los Angeles and the Inland Empire (AUDIO).

Prof. Jack Pitney was quoted in the WaPo’s piece on Super Tuesday and California’s 47th District to flip the house majority.

Prof. Jonathan Petropoulos, a prominent expert in Nazi-looted art is featured in the LA Times article: A Jewish family, a famous European museum and the battle for a Nazi-looted masterpiece.  He’s been working on this specific case for over two decades.

Professor Jack Pitney weighs in on Super Tuesday in California in the Examiner’s story: Super Tuesday: Five California House races that could flip control of congress.

Claremont McKenna College political scientist Jack Pitney weighs in on Super Tuesday and the battle for California’s 47th District. "A nasty primary campaign can be dangerous, especially when the other party has a strong candidate in the general election, It would take only a few percentage points to flip this seat from blue to red."

Minxin Pei, political scientist, Fellow at Claremont McKenna College and a Bloomberg Opinion Columnist joins the program to share his expectations for China's CPPCC and NPC meetings.

Claremont McKenna College political scientist Jack Pitney weighs in on Super Tuesday and the battle for California’s 47th District. "A nasty primary campaign can be dangerous, especially when the other party has a strong candidate in the general election, It would take only a few percentage points to flip this seat from blue to red."

When writer Michael Chabon spoke last week at Claremont McKenna College, the audience was at least as curious about his work in the “Star Trek” universe as they were about his more serious literary pursuits, including his Pulitzer Prize-winning novel “The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay.”

Book review: In China, as Minxin Pei explains in “The Sentinel State,” a centralized Communist government uses new tech to extend a centuries-old system of bureaucracy that rewards intelligence gleaned from informants and spies.

Varun Puri is a TEDx speaker, part of Forbes 30 under 30, was voted the Best Young Entrepreneur in the Pacific Northwest, and gave the commencement speech at Claremont McKenna College, his alma mater.

CMC Student Carly Kirsch’s thesis is the focus of the article How Humor Can Make Leaders More Effective, featured in a national nutrition publication.

Dirty Moderate speaks with CMC alum Tina Nguyen about her growing up in Boston as the daughter of Vietnamese immigrants, how she ended up at the prestigious but right-wing Xanadu known as Claremont McKenna College, and her short but not insignificant stint at The Daily Caller working for its then founder, Tucker Carlson.