The tipping point was when two members of Congress, Kentucky Representative William Graves and Maine Representative Johnathan ...

The unceremonious end of the "end of history” - which has unfolded steadily since 9-11 – and the fading of the Obama era’s alluring but naïve dream of “post-partisanship” – gives robust new leases on ...

The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed presidential power to steadily expand in recent decades. Now the court may review Trump ...

Politics and the policies, announcements and actions of those elected to represent the people seem to be big news these days. Some of us seem to think everything the current ...

Don Mayhew, who has represented southwest Lincoln on the Lincoln Board of Education since 2001, announced Tuesday he will not ...

A rainbow appeared over the hospital room of Pope Francis in Rome on Tuesday afternoon. Products marketed toward women and girls such as razors and shampoo can cost more than their equivalent for men ...

A lot has changed since 1789, when the Board of Trustees was mentioned in UNC's original Charter as their governing body. The ...

The Presidential election in 1800 was a bit of a mess. In the first two elections in 1789 and 1792, George Washington was ...

Edward Larson, author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning historical account of the “Scopes Trial,” will visit the U of A March 6 to explore the trial's enduring legacy as a cultural spectacle 100 years ...

New Jersey backed George Washington twice. Washington received all six of the state’s electoral votes in 1789.  New Jersey gave six of their votes for ...

To European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen, Europe is like a Volkswagen Beetle – an iconic car produced by a ...

Victor Davis Hanson explains that, in 2024, “Worn-out voters began to understand that these psychodramas were substitutes for substantive criticism or occasions for legitimate debate. “Indeed, the ...