It’s been almost three years since Democrats retook the White House, and the nation is watching in disbelief as the country they once knew is no longer secure — economically, culturally, or militarily.

After the release of a scathing House Ethics Committee report, Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) says he expects the House of Representatives to expel him soon. It couldn’t happen to a more deserving guy. In addition, a bipartisan group in the House recently voted to censure Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) over her criticisms of Israel. A previous censure vote failed. There...

Investment in a better understanding of tipping point risks might be the best investment humanity could now make in the effort to preserve a livable planet. 

Biden may be down, but he is not out, and despite increasingly gloomy poll numbers, he is likely the Democrats’ strongest candidate.

Former President Carter is expected to attend a tribute service for his late wife, Rosalynn Carter, on Tuesday in Georgia, his grandson told multiple media outlets. Carter, 99, is expected to travel to Atlanta for the service at the Glenn Memorial United Methodist Church at Emory University, Jason Carter told CNN and WSBTV. Several high-profile...

A 2020 study revealed a direct correlation between donations to universities by Qatar and other Gulf States and the presence of Students for Justice in Palestine groups on campus.

“We are going to win so much, you may even get tired of winning,” presidential candidate Donald Trump told a crowd of supporters in April 2016. For any other politician, it would have been an unusual boast. But not for Donald Trump. Because winning, at any cost, is all that matters for him. It’s his white...

Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) on Monday said he will stand for a likely third vote on his expulsion from Congress in the wake of a scathing House ethics report detailing alleged violations of federal crimes. "Setting the record straight, My conversation with the speaker was positive and I told him id be standing for the...

The stresses on our democracy, and the two-party system that shaped it, have intensified to a potential breaking point.

If key Republicans succeed in neutering or quashing the UAPDA in its entirety, they may inadvertently spur the very leak of sensitive information that they ostensibly fear.