American Politics

Detroit City Council member Shelia Cockrel discusses voter turnout and the potential for historical patterns in American politics with Brandon Hudson.

Lindsey Graham recognized that Trump was a malign and corrosive force in American politics, but this acknowledgment was conditional on Graham's belief that Trump would lose. The article highlights a shift in Graham's perspective based on his expectations of electoral outcomes.

The article discusses the 2026 midterm elections in the U.S., highlighting significant changes in the political landscape since the writer’s parental leave. It explores how these changes have shaped the upcoming elections.

Graham Platner, the Senate nominee in Maine, is considering his future following an allegation of sexual assault. The article examines the potential impact of his exit on the race and broader American politics.

A political action committee (PAC) focused on veterans is addressing political polarization in American politics.

The article discusses how extreme gerrymandering is allowing politicians to manipulate election outcomes by strategically selecting voters every two years, undermining democratic fairness.

Ben Sasse, former U.S. Senator from Nebraska, discussed his terminal diagnosis and credited 'providence, prayer, and a miracle drug' in a 'Things That Matter' town hall. He also addressed his family and the state of American politics during the event.

The article covers Pope Leo's commentary on American politics, a report on deteriorating U.S. road safety conditions, and an investigation into the disappearance of great white sharks in South Africa. It highlights concerns about infrastructure risks and marine life conservation.