politics
Coverage of politics in the Nexus archive.
- America’s AI election
The article examines America’s AI election landscape and discusses how opposition to data centres is reshaping politics. Specifically, it analyzes the relationship between political change and regulating new technologies using historical insights.
- Kalshi Ordered to Block Washington Bets Days After CFTC Backed It
A King County judge has mandated that the exchange Kalshi stop offering sports, election, and politics wagers in the state by August 19. This legal order comes days after the CFTC had backed the company regarding its operations concerning Washington bets.
- The nation’s cartoonists on the week in politics
The nation’s cartoonists focused on political commentary during the week.
- Tencent Slides Amid AI Capex Concerns | The China Show | 8/13/2026
The article references that Tencent slid due to concerns regarding AI Capex. The content promoting "Bloomberg: The China Show" states it provides news and analysis on the world's second-biggest economy across topics such as politics, policy, tech, and trends.
- The week in politics (Aug. 12, 2026)
The weekly roundup will discuss the latest developments in politics on Wednesday's show. Additionally, the broadcast plans to reflect on the classic film "Casablanca" ahead of a screening at the River Oaks Theatre.
- Retail Investors Jostle for a Piece of Unitree | The China Show | 8/11/2026
Bloomberg's "The China Show" provides news and analysis on the world's second-biggest economy, covering topics like politics, policy, tech, and trends. Hosts Yvonne Man and David Ingles deliver unique insights to global investors through in-depth discussions with prominent newsmakers.
- New York is having a summer for the ages
New York is currently experiencing a 'summer for the ages.' The city is described as feeling unusually buzzy across multiple sectors, including start-ups, restaurants, real estate, and politics.
- California may fine content creators who don’t disclose they were paid to post about politics
States are debating whether to implement regulations that could fine content creators who fail to disclose when they were paid to post about politics. Specifically, this proposed crackdown targets social media influencers who create political advertisements without properly disclosing their payment.
- Wiener built an AI chatbot to mock Chan’s politics. Pelosi says it’s ‘sexist’ and ‘racist’
Scott Wiener created an AI chatbot designed to mock Connie Chan’s politics. Pelosi labeled this mockery as ‘sexist’ and ‘racist’. This personal confrontation takes place amid a race between Scott Wiener and Connie Chan for the opportunity to succeed Pelosi in Congress.
- The week in politics (Aug. 5, 2026)
The article provides a weekly roundup of political developments and introduces Mychal Threets as the new host of 'Reading Rainbow.'
- Watch: Why BJP’s defeat in Bankipur could be a turning point in Bihar politics
BJP's defeat in Bankipur is being analyzed as a potential turning point in Bihar politics. The focus is on the implications of this electoral outcome for political dynamics in the region.
- Why Egypt’s Opinion of Ukraine Matters, Now and Later
The article discusses the significance of Egypt's opinion on Ukraine and introduces 'The Ukraine Compass,' a weekly digest offering diverse Ukrainian perspectives beyond military updates. It highlights how Ukrainian media provides insights into domestic politics, daily life, and public debates during the war.
- Will Caron: Troubled Waters
The article 'Will Caron: Troubled Waters' explores politics, policy, and public affairs through the lens of a political cartoonist. It highlights the intersection of current events and visual commentary in shaping public perception.
- Bangladesh’s future depends on the military distancing itself from politics
Bangladesh’s future is tied to the military distancing itself from politics. The generals' pursuit of wealth and civilian power has fueled corruption and weakened the army.
- The untold science and drama of Lewis and Clark’s expedition
Historian Craig Fehrman examines the science, politics, and human stories behind Lewis and Clark’s expedition. The article highlights the interplay of scientific exploration and political motivations during the journey.
- The nation’s cartoonists on the week in politics
The article highlights commentary from cartoonists on recent political events. It does not provide specific details about the content or context of their analyses.
- Politics is getting more vulgar, with two presidents leading the way on curse words counts: study
Politics is becoming more profane, with 87% of presidential swear words since 1919 coming from the past 10 years. Two recent presidents are leading in curse word usage, according to a study.
- Tributes, and Politics Too, at Lindsey Graham’s Funeral in South Carolina
Lindsey Graham's funeral took place at First Baptist Church of Columbia in South Carolina. The event included tributes and political elements.
- Will Caron: Power And Blight
The article 'Will Caron: Power And Blight' explores politics, policy, and public affairs through the perspective of political cartoonist Will Caron. It highlights his analysis of power dynamics and societal issues.
- An Admiral’s Rise Reveals the Politics Driving Hegseth’s Pentagon
The article examines the political factors influencing the Pentagon under Hegseth, highlighting Admiral Daryl Caudle's rise during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing.
- Drones are changing war in Ukraine faster than we realize
Drones are transforming the battlefield in Ukraine, making the conflict resemble a video game. The article also discusses politics, rising grocery and gas prices, and a cyclospora lettuce outbreak.
- The Jonestown Massacre in Black and White
A flawed book attempts to re-examine the Jonestown Massacre through the lenses of race and politics, focusing on a pan-American tragedy. The article critiques the book's approach to reintroducing these themes into the historical event.
- Universities should focus on research, not politics, says Kerala Agriculture Minister
The Kerala Agriculture Minister argues that universities should prioritize research over politics and avoid becoming mere certificate-producing institutions, emphasizing the need for graduates who carry knowledge.
- Former RS MP, senior BJP leader Balbir Punj passes away
Balbir Punj, a senior BJP leader, has died. He had a long career in public life in politics and policy circles, as well as in the media.
- Oil: The Latin America Daily Wrap — July 23, 2026
Oil prices rose as USO tracked higher WTI, boosting companies like Petrobras, YPF, and Ecopetrol. Latin America's major oil-producing regions face challenges from political factors, capital expenditure, and U.S. demand.
- Ukraine War News Today - Top Stories and Breaking Updates from Kyiv Post
The article provides real-time updates on the Ukraine war, including military developments, political changes, and international reactions. It compiles verified news from Kyiv Post correspondents and sources across Ukraine.
- The week in politics (July 22, 2026)
The article provides a weekly politics roundup and features an interview with comedian Dulcé Sloan from the show 'Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me!'
- Americans far more likely to view politics as greatest threat to safety, study finds
A global survey found that 10% of Americans view politics as the greatest risk to their safety, 10 times the global average of 1%. This marks an increase from 6% in 2021 and 2023, highlighting rising partisan divisions in the U.S.
- Americans far more likely to view politics as greatest threat to safety, study finds
A global survey found that 10% of Americans view politics as their greatest risk to personal safety, 10 times the global average of 1%. This figure has increased from 6% in 2021 and 2023, highlighting deep partisan divisions in the U.S.
- UK’s new PM Andy Burnham vows to end years of instability
Andy Burnham became the UK's seventh prime minister in a decade, pledging to end political instability and introduce a new economic model to improve living standards. He emphasized immediate policies and a long-term plan to address public frustration with frequent leadership changes.
- Young people prefer to watch than join when it comes to politics
A poll found that nearly half of young people under age 30 prefer to engage politically by liking or sharing news content online. The data highlights a trend of online engagement over direct political participation among this demographic.
- Foreign aid could be doubled and Thames Water taken over in blizzard of politics
The article discusses potential policy changes including doubling foreign aid and the possible takeover of Thames Water, framed within a surge of political activity. The context suggests significant governmental or legislative shifts are under consideration.
- Stephen A Smith warns politics is causing 'division' within America's last unifying pastime
Stephen A. Smith warned that political influence is causing division within sports, specifically addressing the WNBA and Caitlin Clark's treatment. He urged fans, players, and politicians to avoid politicizing sports and maintain unity. Smith criticized NBA Commissioner Adam Silver for labeling the debate 'political ping pong,' which he argued could exacerbate divisions.
- Hearts melt as arch political rivals prefer human relationships and compassion over politics
Arch political rivals prioritize human relationships and compassion over political agendas, leading to a heartwarming display of unity. The article highlights a shift from political rivalry to mutual understanding and empathy.
- Will Caron: To Bee Or Not To Bee
The article 'To Bee Or Not To Bee' 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.
- In Point Roberts, lives are upended as politics repel Canadian tourists
Residents and businesses in Point Roberts, a Washington exclave, fear political factors are harming the community by repelling Canadian tourists who once considered it a haven.
- The nation’s cartoonists on the week in politics
The article features the nation’s cartoonists providing commentary on the week’s political events. It highlights their perspectives on current political developments through cartoons.
- Graham Platner’s downfall should be wake-up call for moms in California
The article discusses Graham Platner's downfall as a cautionary tale for California mothers. It emphasizes a desire for children to value character over politics.
- Platner accuser rips Sen. Whitehouse for dismissing her accusations due to politics: ‘Truly pathetic’
Lyndsey Fifiled, an accuser of Platner, criticized Sen. Whitehouse for dismissing her allegations due to political reasons. She accused the senator of publicly condemning her without verifying the facts in June.
- Katie Porter says she’s done with politics after failed governor bid as she teases next chapter
Katie Porter is leaving politics to return to teaching following a fifth-place finish in the 2026 California gubernatorial primary election.