The new European Parliament will balance dramatically different ideologies and interests
Europe’s voters are reengaging with electoral politics – if not with the traditional parties.
Most Republicans still say they support Trump. Who’s most likely to break ranks and speak out against him?
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Yes, signing those petitions makes a difference — even if they don’t change Trump’s mind
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Trump’s election is actually a return to normal racial politics. Here’s why.
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Could a third-party candidate win the U.S. presidency? That’s very unlikely.
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What happened to John Boehner hasn’t happened in a century. No one knows what comes next.
John A. Boehner’s resignation from the House, and thus the
When party machines turned immigrants into citizens and voters
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Why is Tunisian democracy succeeding while the Turkish model is failing?
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The Death of Libertarianism? Part 4
We hear a lot about the free market approach to