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The Biden administration carved out paid administrative leave to encourage federal bureaucrats and other employees—seen as a loyal Democrat constituency—to volunteer as poll workers. 

Campaign finance data shows federal employees and PACs that represent them donate overwhelmingly to Democrats.

What works of literature should inform your twenties? There is no answer, of course, but we have some opinions.

Of all political donations worth more than $1,000 from Harvard faculty and administrators, only three went to Republicans, according to The Center Square.

More states seek to join the "school choice revolution" that began when Arizona passed universal school choice legislation, making the measure available to all students in the state.

Richard Edelman, a two-time Harvard alum and head of the largest independent PR firm, would provide the Harvard Corp. board critical counsel.

From the types of democracy to the history of the word here's what you need to know.

When Oklahomans cast their ballots, they expect the election results will have consequences. Winning candidates, having received majority support, are expected to then implement policies endorsed by voters.In presidential elections,

Many young voters disapprove of how the US president is handling the conflict in Gaza, a new poll suggests

Two-thirds of the bills opposed by the oil industry in 2023 were killed — thanks in part to an alliance with the building trades union, which forces Democrats to sometimes choose between jobs and the environment.