Before Hillary Clinton came “out of the woods” this week and encouraged women to run for office, they had already started signing up to do so in droves.

Like the scandal that brought down Richard Nixon, the attempted cover-up of the president's relationship with Russia is slowly falling apart.

Money in politics researchers find that the more a politician got in contributions from the telecomm industry, the more likely he or she was to vote in favor of allowing ISPs to sell their customers' data.

Current trade agreements mean foreign companies, including some big firms in Mexico, might well get in on the building of the president’s wall.

We must not be ruled by fear or kept in line by the resentment of "outsiders" as dictated by the Trump administration.

In rural communities and small cities across the bellwether state, local politicians are trying to rebuild the party from the ground up.

In his latest on post on news literacy, Michael Spikes breaks down how to evaluate the types of evidence that the media presents us with.

The president rolled back two directives meant to protect communities from the effects of climate change.

America's whiplash-inducing reversal on climate change is China’s gain. Here's why.

We are not barreling toward fascism. Fascism requires a program and unity of purpose.