With Ensemble and the NFP Scoring an Unexpected Victory Against Marine Le Pen’s RN, Leftism May Not Be So Dead After All

With a U.K. General Election Scheduled for July 4, Rishi Sunak's Choice of Date May Cripple The Opposition.

Nearly a Century After the Birth of the First U.S Public Housing Program, What Does the Future Hold for Low-Income Housing in the U.S.?

Jett James Pruitt finishes high school ranked first out of 1163 students and delivers an inspirational speech about the future of politics.

With AMLO Stepping Down, Mexico's Presidential Election on June 2 Could Have More Impact on America's Border Crisis Than Our Own.

California's AB 2629 will close a loophole allowing mentally incompetent offenders from buying guns — but is this move constitutional?

With all first-world eyes focused on resolving the Israel-Hamas and Russo-Ukrainian wars, just what will happen to those nations struggling?

Long-Pending Lawsuit That Claims Bail is Unfair to Poor People Finally Ends in U.S. District Court.

Just When Will the GOP Realize the Long-Term Consequences of Pushing Young Voters Away?

What This Famous Landmark Means To The World As Maui Faces Its Darkest Hour.

Using U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness (USICH) Guidelines, Milwaukee Would Be The First City In The Nation To Achieve This Goal.

Just How Far Have We Come Protecting The Voting Rights of Black Communities?

How the Story of Eugene V. Debs Offers Strange Insight Into President Trump's Potential 2024 "Prison Cell" Re-Election Campaign.

New "Keep Families Close Law" Requires Incarcerated Parents to be Placed in the Correctional Facility That's Closest to Their Child's Home.

How President Yoon Suk-yeol is Reshaping South Korea to be a Bulwark of Global Democracy.

How Evaluating Gun Control Policies From Other Countries May Offer Insight on What To Do Next.

A Recent Survey Commissioned by Intelligent.com Says 4 in 10 Voters Say a Candidate’s Education Does Not Influence Their Vote.

A Florida High School Student's Response to DeSantis' Ongoing Battle With The College Board.

After One Hundred Days in Office, Can U.K. Prime Minster Rishi Sunak Save the Conservative Party’s 13-Year Grip on Westminster?

What Government Leaders Can Learn From Thailand at the World Economic Forum Conference This Week.