Eric Schulzke
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Eric Schulzke writes on national politics and policy for the Deseret News and directs The Apollo 13 Project, a prisoner reentry awareness initiative at Utah Valley University. He earned his Ph.D. in Political Science at U.C. Berkeley.

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A federal appeals court today ruled against the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act.
President Obama's gaffe about "Polish death camps" continued to fester throughout the week as the White House resisted a more formal apology and the Poles try to seize the moment to correct Western ignorance ab...
In a study released Tuesday, the Congressional Budget Office predicts that if the Bush tax cuts expire and the spending cuts agreed to in last summer's debt ceiling compromise take place, the country will plung...
After a lull for the past couple of months, 43 Catholic organizations filed lawsuits on Monday, signaling that the church will not roll over on the contraceptive mandate imposed by the Obama administration.
President Obama seeks to define Mitt Romney's Bain Capital as a cutthroat enterprise that left broken companies and lost jobs in its wake. That narrative hit a bump on Sunday when Newark, N.J., Mayor Corey Book...
If politics make strange bedfellows, Ann Coulter and ACORN are among the strangest. A feisty conservative, Coulter writes red-meat books with titles like "If Democrats Had Any Brains, They'd Be Republicans." AC...
A popular belief is that a bachelor's degree is worth a million dollars, a number originally offered in a 2002 U.S. Census Bureau report and then picked up and widely touted by the College Board. The idea is th...
After lagging behind during the primary fight, Romney's fundraising accelerated in April, as Republicans consolidated behind him.
While it is still too early to read too much into polls, a CBS/New York Times poll released Monday turned heads. It showed Romney edging ahead among registered voters, in large part by pulling ahead among women...