“Make America Great Again.” While the infamous slogan may conjure images of the twice-impeached former US president, its message...

Amid concerns surrounding high inflation and President Biden’s low approval ratings, many pollsters predicted that the midterm elections...

In August, the Biden administration announced it would cancel $10,000 of student debt for all federal borrowers making less than $125,000...

Although the November midterms will not involve voting in a president, these elections will prove monumental in determining Republicans’...

This past May, State Senator Doug Mastriano emerged victorious in his Pennsylvania primary, receiving the Republican nomination for...

There’s a certain unfortunate cynicism to calling economic progressives and Presidents Joe Biden and Barack Obama “socialists.” Fiscal...

Democrats in Congress are likely experiencing dejavú as 2021 mirrors their 2009 control of the White House and Congress, albeit by a...

The Michael Cohen testimony this month brought yet another round of commentary and speculation about the fate of the Trump presidency....

A public showdown. Two empty chambers. A fortune at stake. It’s not a wild west movie—it’s the escalation of political tensions that...

Technology and politics are deeply intertwined in America. Data analytics drives campaign strategy and policy decisions, and social media...

The vote on the confirmation of Judge Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court will be a turning point in the history of American governance....

Throughout history, a foundational divide in American politics has split the federal government. In the early days of the republic,...

Martin O’Malley’s recent exit from the Democratic primary after a disappointing showing in the Iowa Caucus failed to garner much...

The figure of the political outsider has never been hotter in American politics, a trend that predictably corresponds with the longest...

In June of 2015, when the Supreme Court finally legalized same-sex marriage, many activists began celebrating the end of the culture...

More children in the United States live in poverty today than did during the Great Recession, according to a recent report by the Annie...

When Bernie Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist, threw his hat into the presidential race, he was widely expected to be to the...

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) decided to sponsor only six Democratic Primary debates this election cycle, as opposed to the 17...

In today’s game of politics, it’s hard to keep score — especially for the Congressional Budget Office (CBO). Although it is tasked with...

The phrase “American accent” is a paradox. There are over 20 recognized dialects of “American English” alone, and there are nearly...