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The American presidential election in 2016 will long remain an object of perplexity, to put it mildly, and the course of recent events here remains just a part of a global, political whirlwind. The news media reminds us of this regularly — from Brexit...

Share Progressive activists who oppose Judge Neil Gorsuch’s Supreme Court nomination are armed with internal polling that they believe shows swing-state voters in battleground states can be convinced that Gorsuch should not be confirmed. The Washington...

‘It’s looking like Trump would actually sign it into law’ Feb 1, 2017 by GREG COROMBOS The woman behind recent videos that decimate Planned Parenthood’s claim that it needs to receive taxpayer dollars to meet vital prenatal needs says congressional...

Democrats are in disarray, with no party leadership, a failed presidential candidate and minority status in both chambers of Congress as well as 32 state legislatures. Some of their icons are in their mid-70s. They’ve been trying to blockade President...

This article is going viral: Why read old philosophy? Since 2008, we’ve been in what can be described as ‘philosophy boom’, as articles and stories about philosophy frequently go viral on sites such as Reddit, 4Chan, and Hacker News, and there seems...