Politics & Elections

Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Toronto mayor Rob Ford together signal a trend, and not an anomaly.

This past Tuesday, special interests pumped big money into promoting or tearing down candidates and ballot initiatives in elections across the country.

While many have commented on how accurate the 11-year old Feed is in its predictions of social networking and mobile technology, its dire predictions on the corporatization of education …

Polling shows Bachelet with a significant lead over her closest competitor, Evelyn Matthei.

Former House Parliamentarian on how both parties change the rules when in the majority at the expense of real debate.

We marched for an hour and a half, taking up all lanes of a huge boulevard while hundreds of cops in riot gear followed behind, receiving occasional middle finger …

Terry McCauliffe and Bill DeBlasio defeated their Republican opponents in Virginia and New York, and more.

Lawmakers, investors and academics detail the benefits of SEC rule requiring publicly traded companies to disclose political spending.

Is there any hope for relief from this bleak formula? Part of the answer depends upon whether at some point the veil of denial begins to shred.

US politics are “dismal, disgusting and infuriating.” They will be until we all “do politics.”