Politics

With a short lame duck session to finish first, 2015 already looks like a legislative session that will be full of butting heads, dueling policies, and outside action groups …

Even with millions upon millions of dollars spent on campaigning, moving Americans to the polls, particularly in a mid-term election like the recent one, is like herding cats.

The answer given by the media then, and often proffered today as well by the Democrats is, “It's the economy, stupid.”

We have never seen an election where there were no 1, 2, or 3-minute national network ads blanketing the country the night before the election or in the weeks …

Public Citizen report details Google's ambitious technological expansions and its newfound status as one of the most politically active companies in the US.

Virtually no one voted. Only 21 percent of eligible voters voted in California. Only 33 percent of the eligible voters participated in elections across the country.

It is time to admit that leftists have no influence in the Democratic Party.

The Bush oil and gas legacy lives on and stretches from the state where the fracking industry was born all the way to Iraq.

Elizabeth Warren, with her crusade to reform finance, is the darling of many, and there is a movement for her to run for President.

Albrecht Ritschl, professor of economic history, discusses Germany's unpaid war debts and reparations to Greece from World War II.