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The Washington Post was recognized with two Pulitzer Prizes for coverage of the attempted assassination of Donald Trump and ...

The so-called Great Recall campaign in Taiwan is deepening domestic political divides and rocking the self-ruled island's democracy.

White House officials have argued the dinner poses no conflict of interest because the president's assets are in a blind ...

The the award-winning US singer-songwriter is still rocking at 75 and, after 54 years on the road, she has absolutely no ...

A Wisconsin judge's arrest is one of many examples of democracy's slow but steady collapse under the Trump administration.

The TAKE IT DOWN Act passed with bipartisan support and glowing coverage. Experts warn that it threatens the very users it ...

Did you catch the results of the recent Cayman Islands election? The new government in Cayman is now a coalition. Two ...

Opinion column written by Shadow Legal Affairs Minister Scott Pearman] Did you catch the results of the recent Cayman Islands ...

On the day the Watergate burglar trial began, The Journal-News and its sister papers issued a full-page, full-throated ...

In 2002, Levitsky and another co-author, the political scientist Lucan Way, wrote a paper called “Elections Without Democracy: The Rise of Competitive Authoritarianism.” Way recently told me ...