A recent Fivethirtyeight.com piece compared President Donald Trump’s approval rating on Election Day to other presidents’ numbers on their Election Days.
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It’s poetic that when the U.K. began its Covid vaccinations Tuesday, the second person to receive an injection was 81-year-old William Shakespeare from Warwickshire, his famous namesake’s home county.
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As over a dozen states reach their highest number of COVID-19 cases and a second round of stricter regulations and mandates are enacted around the nation, how have Americans’ perception of their safety been affected and what does it mean for long-term eco...
America’s political attention is now focused not on Washington but Georgia, 700 miles south, where a Jan. 5 runoff election will decide that state’s two U.S. Senate seats—and with them, which party controls the upper chamber.
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Democrats seemed to do everything right to turn Texas blue this year. Joe Biden won 5,211,406 votes, 1.3 million more than Hillary Clinton in 2016 and 1.9 million more than President Obama in 2012.
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It has been an eventful, unsettling year: A deadly virus struck without warning and claimed almost a quarter-million American lives; a lockdown demolished personal routines and left us gasping for normality; a sudden, deep recession snatched newfound pros...
We’re still digesting the results of presidential election, but another big story last week was the massive victories Republicans had in U.S. Senate races, U.S. House races, and state legislatures across America, despite Democrats’ money advantage and “bl...
