We hear a lot of complaining from the US media, US politicians, and US organizations about partisanship. From Fox and NBC news, to Boehner and Reid, to NoLabels and FreedomWorks,
Recently the state auditor's office published its
report of "high-risk," low-accountability areas of state operations, released every other year. This year, realignment and corrections
The Public Policy Institute of California published a report on public perceptions and recommendations on the state's initiative process. While a majority of Californians favor the initiative process,
For the last few years, when Gallup polled Americans on the most important problem facing America, the economy has continuously ranked higher than anything else because even as we are
Rand Paul spoke with Fox news yesterday about the government shutdown and the debt ceiling. While some may see an irony in Rand Paul suggesting that our political leaders not
The 2016 presidential election may be three years away, but Iowa is already abuzz with potential Republican candidates.
As soon as the dust settled from Mitt Romney’s failed bid
The shutdown of the U.S. federal government this week is a very disruptive event, and U.S. immigration is not unaffected. While some immigration agencies and services continue to
The Supreme Court has heard the McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission case, which has been labeled Citizens United 2 by some.
At issue is the aggregation limits placed on political
As states continue searching for ways to defy excesses of power from Washington DC, one state has joined a few others in objecting to one of the more controversial prerogatives
As week 2 of the first government shutdown in over a decade commences, most political watchers have started asking the question, "How did we get here?"
Some, like
Amidst the dysfunction that has shut the government down for a full week now, the Supreme Court has opened its doors to a new term. From affirmative action to the
Researchers have explained the reason why young adults have struggled to adjust to new economic realities. The Georgetown Center on Education and the Workforce released a study that explores the
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