Angry Politicians Make Angry Voters, New Study Finds
Findings come at a time when American politics has grown especially divisive.
Political Campaigns
A Biden Truce Breaks As Clinton And Sanders Back Candidates In Ohio
Early voting has begun in the fight for the 11th congressional district, a safe seat vacated by Biden nominee Marcia L. Fudge.
Sher Bahadur Deuba Sworn-in As New Nepal’s Prime Minister
Deuba earlier served four terms as the Prime Minister of Nepal.
Despite Low-Energy Rally Restart, Trump Remains Valuable GOP Player — For Now
Rally struggles and Trump Organization charges fuel uncertainty about the former president’s future role in the party.
Australian Labor Party Demands Answers On Commuter Car Park Splurge
Labor awaits an explanation from Scott Morrison over an auditor-general report that found a car park scheme had been rorted.
Australian Treasurer Defends Pre-poll Car Park Fund
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has defended a controversial car park commuter fund which was the subject of auditor-general’s report.
Rise Of Influencers Reaches The Eyes Of Electoral Regulators In Mexico
Each passing day, the popularity of influencers grows on social media.
Australian Labor Leader To Pledge Path To Full Employment
Anthony Albanese will commit to a full employment white paper if he becomes prime minister after the next federal election.
Kamala Harris Is Still Carving Out Her Role As A Former Vice President’s Vice President
After breaking barriers when she was elected vice president, Harris is now juggling several key duties.