Politics

Jacobin Founder Bhaskar Sunkara speaks about the complexities of left-of-center space in American politics.

Today, politics is a rich man's game. Look no further than the 2012 elections and that season's biggest donor, 79-year-old casino mogul Sheldon Adelson.

A new study reveals that Iran's terrain makes it extra vulnerable to nuclear attack by Israel.

Many voters said it was Sanford's record of looking out for taxpayers while he was in Congress for three terms and governor for two terms that convinced them to …

The consternation at the not-exactly-a-surprise nomination of billionaire Penny Pritzker to be Commerce Secretary, is sadly much less than is warranted.

De Sousa Santos highlights Chavez's accomplishments on Latin American integration and challenges to his followers to follow through and create a brand of socialism with flexibility and lasting power.

Voter suppression laws might have in fact pushed higher voter turn out among minority communities. Brendan Fischer reports.

Thousands of Republican redistricting files in Wisconsin were deleted last year, confirming accusations that they are covering their tracks.

Yes Smith deconstructs Joseph Stiglitz's argument for why the American people should lighten taxes for the wealthy.

Despite a strong opening, legislation to allow paid sick days fell one vote short in Philadelphia at the dismay of hundreds of workers.