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Why Democrats Use a Donkey and Republicans Use an Elephant
Ever wonder why the Democratic Party uses a donkey and the GOP uses an elephant? The answer is more dramatic—and more humorous—than you might expect. These symbols were born out of political mockery, ...
For the first time in roughly a decade, independent voters in Oklahoma won’t be able to vote in the Democratic Primary. The ...
For the first time in roughly a decade, independent voters in Oklahoma won’t be able to vote in the Democratic Primary. The ...
The Democratic Party is searching for something new — much like Republicans were 10 years ago. Republicans wanted a tougher, more effective approach toward their enemies and a bolder agenda that could ...
In an interview, the Arizona senator says Trump “is not intimidating me, and he’s not going to”—though he’s less forthcoming ...
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Whole Hog Politics: ObamaCare intensifies Trump slump
The latest poll from The Associated Press and the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago asked its ...
Legal documents and interviews shed new light on the Tufts graduate student’s arrest, journey out of Massachusetts, and ...
Carla Kaplan’s biography “Troublemaker” focuses on the fierce political commitments of the journalist best known for “The American Way of Death.” ...
Senator Mark Kelly said he’s faced an onslaught of death threats and hired a private security detail after President Donald ...
Dear Editor, HISTORY has recorded the rise of people and personalities from poverty to presidency and the fall of property and power from prosperity to ...
President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela has tightened his personal security, including changing beds, and leaned on Cuba, a key ...
Rare photographs from 1963 show a disappearing Ireland, captured by German photographer Diether Endlicher. These black-and-white images, now displayed at the Irish embassy in Berlin, depict ...
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