Politics
Coverage of Politics in the Nexus archive.
- Palantir: too tied to Trump?
The article discusses concerns that Palantir's association with Trump may lead to pushback, potentially impacting its $330 billion business. It highlights the risk political ties pose to the company's core operations.
- Life after space is a journey all astronauts must figure out — and Jeremy Hansen's up next
The article discusses the post-space careers of astronauts, highlighting Jeremy Hansen's upcoming transition and possible paths such as teaching, writing, or entering politics.
- Odd Lots: The Sharps Who Dominate Prediction Markets (Podcast)
Prediction markets are largely speculative with little economic relevance, but some dedicated traders profit in politics and economics. The podcast 'Odd Lots' discusses this with Brian Golden and Daniel Reichman, members of a private Discord group called MAGA Kiwi Club.
- Will Caron: Some Strings Attached
The article 'Will Caron: Some Strings Attached' presents a perspective on politics, policy, and public affairs through the lens of a political cartoonist. It highlights the intersection of these themes as depicted by the cartoonist.
- The nation’s cartoonists on the week in politics
The article features the nation's cartoonists providing their perspectives on the week's political events.
- Tesla sales roar back to life following backlash against Elon Musk's foray into politics
Tesla sales have increased following a backlash against Elon Musk's political activities. The resurgence in sales is linked to public reaction against Musk's political involvement.
- Some Michiganders fly American flag. Others refuse. A new poll explores why
A new poll reveals divided American views on flying the flag, with Republicans, older white adults, and older generations more likely to display it, while younger Democrats and Black adults are more likely to avoid it. Black Americans like Jerry Esters see the flag as a symbol of earned opportunity, while others like Yvonne Pistochini associate it with exclusion.
- The week in politics (July 1, 2026)
The article provides a weekly politics roundup discussing recent developments. It also features a segment where foodies share their favorite happy hour food and drink spots.
- Dave Portnoy joins Amna Nawaz on 'Settle In'
Dave Portnoy, founder of Barstool Sports, released a memoir titled 'Cancel Me If You Can,' detailing the growth of Barstool from a gambling newsletter to a multimedia company. He discussed politics, culture, and controversies with Amna Nawaz on the podcast 'Settle In.'
- Then and now: What America looked like during the 1976 Bicentennial celebrations, as we gear up for America 250
The article compares 1976 America during the Bicentennial celebrations to today, highlighting differences in pop culture, politics, and gas prices. It references the upcoming America 250 celebrations.
- Live updates: AP-NORC poll shows who flies the American flag — and why
An AP-NORC poll reveals political, age, and racial divides in American flag-flying habits, with Republicans and older, white adults more likely to fly it, while younger Democrats and Black adults are less likely. The Supreme Court ruled on Trump's birthright citizenship order and affirmed the Federal Reserve's independence from presidential control.
- Dave Portnoy says he ‘would love’ to run against ‘clown politicians’ like NYC Mayor Mamdani
Dave Portnoy stated he 'would love' to run against 'clown politicians' like NYC Mayor Mamdani and feels it is his duty to make a change in politics. He suggested the possibility of entering political candidacy.
- Your helpful robot pal may secretly be a DSA member
The article claims that chatbots may provide leftist propaganda when asked for objective information on politics, culture, or current events. It suggests these AI systems could secretly align with the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA).
- Will Caron: Welcome To The Club
The article 'Welcome To The Club' by Will Caron explores politics, policy, and public affairs through the lens of a political cartoonist. It highlights how these topics are visually interpreted in the context of public discourse.
- Politics: where the versatile Bhagyaraj could not make a dent
Actor-director K. Bhagyaraj died following a heart attack on Saturday. Known for his versatility in the film world, his political career did not succeed.
- The nation’s cartoonists on the week in politics
The article features the nation’s cartoonists providing commentary on the week’s political developments. It highlights their perspectives through visual representations of current political events.
- Can Rupert Murdoch turn California red? He’s going to try
Rupert Murdoch is attempting to influence California's political landscape. The Murdochs are engaging with California through media, politics, and technology.
- Kenya's Gen Z protests still echo two years on
Two years after youth-led protests in Kenya, activists report unresolved issues. The Gen Z movement remains decentralized, influencing politics, demanding justice, and challenging authority.
- The week in politics (June 24, 2026)
The article provides a weekly roundup of political developments and discusses the storytelling techniques of the public radio program 'The Moth.'
- Brexit 10 years later: How the UK economy and politics changed, in charts
Ten years after the Brexit vote, CNBC's analysis highlights changes in the UK's economy and politics through charts focusing on growth, immigration, sterling, trade, and political shifts. The article uses visual data to illustrate these transformations over the decade.
- Google Warns AI Consciousness Debate Could Become a Political Battleground
A new paper from Google DeepMind argues that disagreements over whether AI is conscious could spill into politics, law, and public institutions.
- On the road to Khartoum, By Uddin Ifeanyi
The article critiques self-aggrandizement in politics and business, questioning the societal impact of status competition and 'affluenza.' It references economic concepts like the Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility to argue for limits on excessive consumption. The piece is authored by Uddin Ifeanyi and published by Premium Times Nigeria.
- Will Caron: The Fraud Prince
The article, titled 'Will Caron: The Fraud Prince,' explores politics, policy, and public affairs through the lens of a political cartoonist. It highlights the perspective of Will Caron on these topics.
- The northern gaze on Nuhu Ribadu: Security, politics, and the weight of expectation, By Crispin Oduobuk
Nuhu Ribadu, chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, delivered a speech in 2006 expressing hope for Nigeria's transformation through law enforcement. The article examines the northern perspective on his role in security and political dynamics.
- How Chicago shaped Barack Obama: From ‘a place to start’ to the national stage
Chicago provided Barack Obama with his first real-world experience, where he 'grew up' and developed an interest in politics. The city served as a foundational step in his journey to the national stage.
- EXCLUSIVE: Colin Cowherd explains why he stuck to sports as ESPN became 'rudderless' during Trump's presidency
Colin Cowherd discusses his decision to avoid politics on his shows despite ESPN's increased political discourse during Donald Trump's presidency. He attributes ESPN's shift toward and away from politics to changes in leadership, praising current ESPN Chairman Jimmy Pitaro for refocusing on sports. Cowherd describes himself as a 'radical centrist' critical of both political sides.
- Supreme Court declares the right to walk carefree on footpaths a fundamental right
The Supreme Court declared the right to walk carefree on footpaths a fundamental right, linking it to the Freedom Struggle, politics, and social reforms. The court directed the government to frame a law to protect walkers and establish a regulator.
- The nation’s cartoonists on the week in politics
The article features the nation's cartoonists providing their perspectives on the week's political events.
- Cambodian Supreme Court upholds incitement conviction of opposition politician in charged case
Cambodia’s Supreme Court upheld the incitement conviction of opposition politician Rong Chhun but suspended the remainder of his prison sentence, allowing him to remain free while barring him from politics for years.
- West Bank archaeology conference unearths controversy as politics takes center stage
A West Bank archaeology conference in Jerusalem drew hundreds, including scholars, but faced criticism for being 'highly politicized' and saw reduced international participation and absences from some field experts.
- Backlash against Gwyneth Paltrow’s promotion of Israeli business — and her politics — will scare off more stars: sources
Gwyneth Paltrow faces backlash for promoting an Israeli business and her political stance, leading to unexpected fallout from an ad. A source close to Paltrow noted she was unprepared for the reaction.
- Backlash against Gwyneth Paltrow’s promotion of Israeli business — and her politics — will scare off more stars: sources
Gwyneth Paltrow faces backlash for promoting an Israeli business and her political views. A source close to Paltrow said she was unprepared for the negative reaction to the advertisement.
- The week in politics (June 17, 2026)
The article provides an update on rainy weather forecasts for the region and discusses recent political developments in a weekly roundup. The focus is on weather and political updates without specific details about individuals or events.
- The US in Brief: Trump gets bruised in the Peach State
Trump experienced a setback in the Peach State, as highlighted in a daily political update. The article focuses on significant political developments.
- For Iran’s Athletes, There Is No Separating Sports From Politics
Iran's athletes face intertwined sports and political tensions, highlighted by defections, protests, and national pride as the 2026 World Cup approaches. The article notes decades of conflict between identity and state authority in the context of international sports.
- Gavin Newsom pleads politics as investigators close in
Gavin Newsom is involved in politics as investigators are closing in on him. The article states he is not above the law.
- The US in Brief: California scheming
The article provides a daily political update focusing on key stories related to California. It highlights developments described as 'scheming' in the state.
- America’s compact between science and politics is broken
The article discusses the breakdown of the relationship between science and politics in America, questioning how this situation arose.
- Geoffrey Hinton
Geoffrey Hinton, a machine-learning expert, discusses how politics is undermining U.S. science. The article highlights concerns about political influence on scientific progress.
- How Tamil Nadu severed religion and caste from politics
Tamil Nadu has separated religion and caste from politics, with Tamil movies and politics being closely linked, providing social and economic benefits to the state.