Paul Manafort resigned last Friday after new revelations about his connection to Viktor Yanukovych in Ukraine. But Yanukovych is not Manafort’s first dictator, and Manafort is not Washington’s first insider with dangerous international ties.
Michael Mei takes a look at what Mike Pence means to the Trump candidacy.
The Democratic Party Platform endorsed a carbon tax, but Hillary Clinton did not. Alexander Posner tells us why.
It is not unprecedented for a third party candidate to run for the presidency and experience some degree of success – Millard Fillmore, Theodore Roosevelt, and Ross Perot all garnered significant support in the general election while representing third…
Adrian Rivera looks at how the Democratic primary advantages certain candidates and why that should be changed.
History is made on the Democratic side, Republicans leaders excoriate their nominee, and Republican voters appear unfazed.
Ian Garcia-Kennedy explains the impact of the Inspector General’s report, the latest legitimate news in the ongoing Hillary email story.
Islamophobia isn’t just increasing in political rhetoric – it’s growing in school environments.
