Election 2016

What will happen on November 8th? A discussion with Charlie Cook and Amy Walter of the Cook Political Report dives into what the polls mean, election trends, and who we can expect to see as our next Commander-in-Chief.

This election is not the end. It is only a milepost in a long struggle to define American identity.

There are critical checks and balances in place to ensure that the election outcomes are correct.

When political debate is informed by fear rather than facts, it is no surprise that it is reduced to the basest of personal accusations.

No matter who is elected to the presidency, to Congress, or to state and local offices, it is the repair of our institutional substructures that is our greatest challenge.

The new administration must contend with an America where Latino-Americans are a bigger part of society than ever before.

Regardless of who wins the presidency, we must continue to support innovation related to our energy economy.

Two senators have introduced a bipartisan bill aimed at lifting lower-income families out of poverty – an encouraging sign of progress.

Courtwatchers assume a return to business as usual following the current election. That might not be the case.