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Back in April, former Vice President Joe Biden announced that he was entering the race to the White House for the 2020 election. This announcement…

The 2019 State of the Union Address, given Feb. 5, was a forgettable one. That’s not to say that there was anything normal about it.…

It’s anybody’s guess how the present government shutdown will end, or at what cost. What is clear is that Donald Trump has met his match…

When Barack Obama was elected as the 44th president of the United States Nov. 4, 2008, it would have been difficult to predict how much…

Although most research for behavioral health policy is accomplished in higher education, almost three-quarters of state legislators do not use universities as a primary source…

During the 2016 presidential election 42 percent of voters, a plurality of the country, identified themselves as political independents. That sounds like the makings of…

In writing about Donald Trump in these pages last spring, I pointed out that part of his appeal — and his value — lay in…

I’ve been watching American elections—and sparingly participating in them—for a long time. Sparingly participating, because I take my one 300th million share of the popular…

Tensions mount as candidates press their advantage or continue hijacking media space with their antics (Trump) and frontrunners decidedly emerge from the chaotic fields of…

Donald Trump said he could stand on Fifth Avenue and shoot someone, and not lose any votes. I believe it, too. First of all, it’s…