political science

What Those Who Studied Nazis Can Teach Us About The Strange Reaction To Donald Trump

While it's important to watch the president-elect closely, we also must be mindful of our own response to him.
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Electoral College Faithless Elector Foiled Trying To Vote For Bernie Sanders

A Maine elector said he wanted to encourage young Sanders supporters "to stick around."
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Dem Governors Make 11th-Hour Plea To Save Obamacare

They’re offering a gentle and sometimes not-so-gentle reminder to Republicans that their districts have a lot to lose.
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There's A Big Flaw In The Electoral College You Never Hear About

And it tips the balance in favor of historically red, rural states.
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Electoral College Makes It Official For Donald Trump, Despite Attempts By 'Faithless Electors'

Despite their votes, Trump will be the biggest popular vote loser in raw numbers ever to reach the White House.
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What You Need To Know About The Electoral College Vote Today

For Clinton to win outright, at least 38 Trump-pledged electors would have to vote against their party.
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Reince Priebus Plays Down Prospect Of Upending 'One China' Policy

The U.S. has acknowledged Taiwan as a part of "one China" since 1979.
By Sarah N. Lynch and Julia Harte, Reuters

McCain, Schumer Call For Select Committee To Investigate Russia Hacks

“There’s no doubt they were interfering, and no doubt there was a cyberattack."
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No, The System’s Not Totally Rigged. But That Idea Sure Helped Trump.

Nearly a fifth of Trump voters thought he was unqualified for the job, but cast ballots for him anyway.
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Majority Wants Monday's Electoral College Vote Postponed In Wake Of Russia Scandal: New Poll

Electors will gather across the country on Monday to choose the next president.
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