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There’s been a little bit of buzz on the Internet recently about repealing the 17th Amendment, an initiative that seems to be picking up some steam. For those of you …

The victory of Republican Karen Handelin Georgia’s 6th Congressional District demonstrates that grassroots dissatisfaction with Democrats still has not worn off. The same attitudes that swept Donald Trump into the Presidency …

Donald Trump’s various cabinet picks have dominated the news cycle for several months now. Their work histories, qualifications, and confirmation hearings have all been covered extensively by the media on …

The U.S. Federal Reserve, the nation’s central bank, has a tremendous amount of influence and power over the financial lives of both individual Americans and businesses. But who is the …

Abraham Lincoln never tweeted. Ronald Reagan never “liked” a Facebook post. In case you hadn’t noticed, running for president has changed.

It’s the American presidential election of our lifetimes. Are you going to miss out on making history?

In this ugly election season it’s easy to get discouraged. The good news? It’s almost over, and your vote really matters, especially in down-ballot races.

In trademark bombastic style, the Republican nominee has suggested voter fraud could be in the offing come November 8th. But are his allegations based on real data?

There’s a lot of talk in the media about swing states. But how can just a handful of states make or break the election for the entire nation?

One of the most basic tenets of a democracy is the belief that your vote counts. But what if that vote, and your voice, could be erased by enemy hacking?