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Maryland’s competitive race between Republican Larry Hogan and Democratic Angela Alsobrooks has cost at least six times more than the state’s last contest for an open seat. The settlement ...

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Why do governments make the decisions they do? Or what makes politics and policy often so challenging? Political Science majors study the institutions and processes of domestic and international ...

The Vindman twins both played a role in Trump’s first impeachment. As Eugene campaigns for Congress, some voters are confusing him with his brother, Alexander. Democrat Missy Cotter Smasal is ...

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Can California's Prop 36 Crime Measure Fulfill Its Promises? October 25, 2024 • One of the most controversial initiatives on the California ballot this year is Proposition 36, which would roll ...

Today, journalists from across the newsroom discuss how the political conversation affects their beat. It takes a village — or several desks at The New York Times — to provide round-the-clock ...

It’s constant in New York, where I live now. I have met people in New York who aren’t very political, but they vote. They’ve always voted for Democrats, and now they’re leaning toward ...