As the White House toys with the no-joke prospect of actually invading Venezuela out of (understandable) ire at the ...

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Fusion advocates said the system allows politics to be more dynamic. People’s political beliefs don’t always fit neatly in a ...

A three-judge panel ruled Texas cannot use its new redistricting maps that activists claimed were targeting minorities, court ...

At this year’s climate summit, the United States is out and Europe is struggling. But emerging countries are embracing ...

America’s $38 trillion national debt isn’t really because of bad math or budgeting, top economist Barry Eichengreen says. It ...

Thanks in part to our current contentious, partisan political climate, there have been calls for modifying or replacing the ...

As speculation grows about a 2028 presidential bid, renewed attention has turned to Ted Cruz’s eligibility. Born in Canada to ...

America is a politically divided nation, but I’ve witnessed one place where such division cannot afford to exist: the West ...

By Tony Henderson From farmers and entrepreneurs to ranchers and tech hubs, Colorado’s economy is one of the most diverse in ...

But either way – responding to crisis or finding a public change of heart – is a reminder that voters are the ultimate arbiters in a functioning democracy. Today, as in late-19th-century America, ...

Epstein vote: On top of the newly released emails, Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., swore in Rep. Adelita Grijalva, D-Ariz., whom ...