was just not the candidate that a political party would put up if it took its own rhetoric about the existential stakes of ...

FEMA fires worker for directing aid away from Trump supporters, sparking investigation and political backlash.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau attacked Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre when testifying at the Public Inquiry into Foreign Interference on Oct. 16, saying it’s ‘bewildering’ Poilievre has not ...

Plus, Trump tells NBC News there's "no price tag" for his mass deportation plan. And Republicans are already considering what ...

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Puzzled by how close the margin seems — and having never been surveyed by a poll — a reader asked Curious Philly, The Inquirer’s forum for questions about the city and region: Who makes political ...

Restrictions on political signage would also need to be enforced uniformly, he explained, without favoring paraphernalia for one candidate or party over another. Yes. Stealing a political lawn sign is ...

EXCLUSIVE: Matt Klaber remembers the first time he encountered Tim Walz, a teacher at his high school in Mankato, Minnesota. Klaber, now a software engineer based in London and a longtime activist ...

a professor in Syracuse University's Department of Political Science, considered Americans' views of the opposite party over four decades, health-related behaviors during the coronavirus pandemic ...

including covertly funding noncommunist political parties in Europe and Japan, covertly starting magazines and organizations to organize artists and intellectuals against communism, and providing ...

A STUDY released by the Philippine Institute for Development Studies and published in August 2015 said "[political dynasties] are pervasive in the 10 poorest provinces [in the Philippines] that are ...

With so many voters now opting to go early, it doesn't make sense for the political parties to wait until the home stretch of a campaign to unveil major initiatives. They can't afford to wait ...