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To the Editor: Re “Andrew Yang’s New Third Party Will Fail,” by Jamelle Bouie (column, July 31): The Forward Party’s founders are right about the lamentable level of acrimony in American politics today, but their ...
Emerging factors seem to be moderating earlier narratives on how the Osun governorship race is turning out, especially the outcome of the June 18, 2022 governorship election in Ekiti State, which was won by the ...
The Patidar leader and industrialist, Naresh Patel, the chairman of the Shree Khodaldham Trust (SKT), the leading organization of Leuva Patels in Gujarat, declared Thursday that he was not joining politics “for now”, adding that ...
Neither Omy Maldonado nor Yamelisa Taveras had run for office before May of this year. Maldonado is a U.S. Marine veteran and Republican who works for a finance and technology management consulting firm. Taveras, a ...
A taxpayer-funded advertisement singing the virtues of the Australian economy is again drawing attention to the use of government advertising before Australian elections. The Opposition has decried the latest round of ads extolling the government’s ...
None of this is new. What stands out as a true departure is Mr. DeSantis’s willingness to use government power in the culture war. Sometimes this has areas involved, like public education, where the government ...
If Leela Aheer hopes to continue her career in Alberta provincial politics, she’ll likely need to find a new political party. Well, sure, the United Conservative Party MLA, which has become a frequent and vocal ...
The violent events of Jan. 6, 2021, were followed immediately by speculation about the effect they would have on electoral politics. That speculation was, a few weeks later, followed by a flurry of articles declaring ...
C.Christopher Luxon’s shelves are empty. The massive frames that surround him are free of books, the wide area of his desk is largely cleared of papers, the old oak entrances and exits are not yet ...
C.Onservative MPs have had second, third and fourth jobs for years. From time to time the intersection between the imagination of some public service Tories and their pursuit of money has made headlines. But thanks ...
