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- Why Bill Clinton鈥檚 clash with Black Lives Matter won't affect Hillary鈥檚 black voteDespite confrontations with the Black Lives Matter activists, Hillary Clinton still commands a strong support among black voters, including in the upcoming polls.
As Wyoming goes to caucus, an example in political toleranceOne of the voters in Saturday's Wyoming caucus will be Pete Gosar, a prominent Democrat whose brother is US Rep. Paul Gosar (R) of Arizona. How one family agrees to disagree.
First LookBernie Sanders and Pope Francis: fans of Earth, equality, and each otherThe presidential hopeful will attend a Vatican City conference on environmental and social issues, thanks to an invitation from the Vatican.
Is Bill Nye right: Could Republicans win Millennials on climate change?Bill Nye the Science Guy says Republicans can kiss the Millennial vote goodbye unless their candidates address climate change. Is he right?
Gridlock in states: why they're mimicking D.C.A polarization of national politics has filtered down to the states. Pennsylvania is an exemplar of fiscal crisis, but the state also hints at the grass-roots pressure for solutions.听
Between Bill Clinton and Black Lives Matter, a generational divideHow Bill Clinton and Black Lives Matter protesters view the 1994 crime bill is in part shaped by their different generational experiences. 聽
Trump's challenges come to the fore, reshaping GOP raceDonald Trump's style puts a ceiling on his political appeal, pundits have long suggested. This week offered new evidence. 聽
For Muslim-Americans, a big election about more than TrumpDonald Trump has energized a lot of Muslim-American voters. But their rising political activism goes beyond a backlash to one man.听
Sanders vs. Clinton gets personal. Why now?Hillary聽Clinton has made disparaging remarks about Bernie Sanders鈥檚 knowledge of policy. Senator Sanders's retort: Accepting special-interest money is a disqualifier.听
Why Democrats and Republicans are so wrong about each otherRepublicans and Democrats are wildly wrong about the other party's demographics 鈥撀燽ecause they've been taught these misconceptions, say experts.听
Is America changing its mind about paid leave for parents?San Francisco's first-in-the-nation ordinance offering fully paid leave to all new parents points to growing cracks in America's status as the only developed nation without parental leave.
The two separate worlds of gay rightsNorth Carolina and Mississippi laws point to a rapidly evolving vision of a public sphere in which those with 'sincerely held religious beliefs' can separate themselves from the world of LGBT rights.
Why Trump's foreign policy resonates with Americans 鈥� to a pointImportant aspects of Trump's foreign policy play on America's weariness as global cop. It's his extreme prescriptions that worry voters.
Sanders: failing commander-in-chief test, or beating Clinton at it?Wisconsin Democrats say Bernie Sanders would make a better commander in chief than Hillary Clinton. That shows the downside of her extensive record.听
Wisconsin and the myth of political momentumFor Trump and Cruz, Wisconsin did not so much change the status quo as illustrate it.
Trump's wall would be hard to build 鈥� even if Mexico paysThe US has been building barriers along its Mexican border for a century, with complicated results. Trump's plan is ambitious, but might run into some of the same challenges.听
Ted Cruz victory shows GOP's impossible conundrumThe Wisconsin GOP primary suggests that, no matter what the Republicans do from here on out, they will anger some major faction of a fractured party.听
Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders win Wisconsin primariesTed Cruz聽dented front-runner Donald Trump's chances of capturing the GOP nomination before the party's convention.听For Bernie Sanders, Wisconsin is the latest in a string of victories that give him an incentive to keep competing against Clinton.
Who are the women backing Donald Trump?Republican women are lining up to vote for Donald Trump. He may not always say the right things, but Trump's supporters say they are focused on the big picture.听
First LookMississippi passes sweeping religious freedom lawMississippi Gov. Phil Bryant just signed a religious liberty law that allows private and public businesses to discriminate on the basis of gender identity or sexual orientation.听
