Kathleen Hall Jamieson and Marty Kaplan disagree on Twitter's relevance during the presidential debates and in modern political discourse.

What's the percentage of electoral votes that come from states with new voter ID laws? Find out with this New York Times infographic.

Former TARP Inspector General Neil Barofsky explains his disappointment with the former Citigroup CEO and the president for failed financial leadership.

Suggest captions for our original cartoon that convey your feelings about ignored issues in the presidential campaigns.

Before tonight's debate, we wanted to take a look at the basics. Basics like, "where is Libya located?"

In the second presidential debate, one candidate used the word “poverty” without saying anything about poverty; the other didn’t use the word at all but managed to speak a fair amount about it.

Covering the candidates' positions on the issues that matter is one thing, but what about the issues that don't.

Bill calls out corporate executives strong-arming their employees to vote as they say.

With your help, we ask the questions that have gone unasked, and answer them with the candidates’ own past statements.

Not content with just buying American elections, corporate bosses strong-arm their employees to do political work on company time.