
Midterm Countdown: Reflecting on Election Night
Welcome to the final Midterm Countdown. What did we get right about last Tuesday? What did we get wrong? And what does it all mean?
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Welcome to the final Midterm Countdown. What did we get right about last Tuesday? What did we get wrong? And what does it all mean?
By now, most have heard or seen the atrocious YouTube videos posted by ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria) showing the beheadings of innocent people of the West. The most notable of those beheadings include American journalists James Foley…
Esserman argued that it is not the weapons but how, when and where the weapons are used that determines whether or not they are a positive addition to the police force.
I hung around a couple polling sites and asked several voters (the ones who didn’t look quite so annoyed by the long lines) why they came out to vote.
On Monday, he spoke at the Law School about the prospect of peace in the Middle East, merging stirring oratory with a no-nonsense evaluation of the cultural, historical, and geopolitical realities of the region.
How the Scottish National Party and the UK Independence Party are about to transform British politics.
Before we get to our post-mortem on Tuesday night’s Republican gains, here’s a rundown on what’s still left to be called.