Clockwise from top left: Vance on election night 2022; protestors at the Kentucky Supreme Court; Landsman on election night 2022; observers of one incarnation of an Ohio redistricting map. It's time ...

Three news stories dominated the political landscape this past year, as well as the estuary where politics and religion intersect: the attempt to return to normalcy after COVID-19 and Donald Trump, ...

2022 marked a year of political surprises, disappointments and landmark legislation. Republican strategist Leslie Sanchez, and Democratic strategist Joel Payne, spoke with CBS News senior ...

There were tremendous losses in various fields and disciplines in 2022, particularly in the world of politics and political activism. From a sitting member of the United States Congress to a ...

The cruel truth of American democracy, usually experienced by Democrats, is that a political party can get more votes than the other without winning much power. This year, however, it’s Republicans ...

The year 2022 was a consequential political year in Minnesota, determining the fate of political parties, candidates, causes and moneyed interests. Here is an accounting of those various fates. At the ...

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) speaks to abortion-rights activists in front of the U.S. Supreme Court after the Court announced a ruling in the Dobbs v Jackson Women's Health Organization case ...

A record number of American adults identify as political independents, according to new Gallup data, which also show an ...

Amelia Robinson is the Columbus Dispatch's opinion and community engagement editor. A photo says a thousand words. A political cartoon can make you say far more, and not all of them suitable for ...

The end of any election year brings speculation that certain politicians who have retired, semi-retired, or gotten beaten may not be around next time voters vote. 2022 had a bumper crop of thwarted or ...

We may earn a commission when you buy products through the links on our site. The axiomatic truth of politics in the 2020s, the obstructive reality nobody can seem to get around, is that Americans are ...

As the coronavirus pandemic approaches its third full winter, two studies reveal an uncomfortable truth: The toxicity of partisan politics is fueling an overall increase in mortality rates for working ...