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Editorial: How to pump up the presidential debates

(Chicago Tribune, June 21st, 2015)

Rethinking the presidential debate

(NPR's Weekend Edition, June 21st, 2015)

The debate worth having over presidential debates

(The Washington Post, June 20th, 2015)

Hillary Clinton doesn’t need the media… yet

(National Journal, June 19th, 2015)

Jeb Bush vs. Marco Rubio: Can the friendly tone last?

(The Christian Science Monitor, June 19th, 2015)

Annenberg report reality-checks the presidential debates

(Adweek, June 18th, 2015)

The plan to revamp presidential debates for the Internet era

(The Daily Dot, June 18th, 2015)

Paul’s injustice inaccuracies

(MSN.com, June 18th, 2015)

Checkmating the presidential debates

(The New York Times, June 18th, 2015)

Nonpartisan group says presidential debate is rigged, illegal

(IVN.com, June 18th, 2015)

Bipartisan panel proposes bringing presidential debates into 21st century

(IVN.com, June 17th, 2015)

Group’s proposals would make debates more candidate, millennial-friendly

(Politico, June 17th, 2015)

Washington think tank ‘democratizes’ the presidential debates

(Stryk, June 17th, 2015)

Serious Proposal: Replace presidential debate moderators with a ‘chess clock’

(Slate, June 17th, 2015)

Fact-checking Donald Trump’s presidential campaign kickoff

(CBS News, June 17th, 2015)

Debates aren’t broken, so don’t fix them

(BloombergView, June 17th, 2015)

Presidential debates can be informative or popular. Pick one.

(The Washington Post, June 17th, 2015)

Challenge flags? A chess clock? Group looks to improve debates

(CNN, June 17th, 2015)

The 2016 presidential debates could become a slugfest

(The Fiscal Times, June 17th, 2015)

Rieder: The Donald Trump media trap

(USA Today, June 17th, 2015)

All is not well in the presidential debate business; political operatives seek changes

(Crain's Cleveland Business, June 17th, 2015)

Debating how to fix debates

(Civic Hall, June 17th, 2015)

Fact check: Trump tramples facts

(WUSA-TV, June 17th, 2015)

Former Obama and Romney advisers join up to make the presidential debates less terrible

(BuzzFeed News, June 17th, 2015)

Working memory can predict sexual risk-taking in adolescents

(United Press International (UPI), June 17th, 2015)