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Ohio voters largely turned out in an Aug. 8 special election to reject Issue 1, opposing the raising of the threshold for passing constitutional amendments from a simple majority to

This week InSider finds Rupert Murdoch home on the range and uncovers what the city's elite really think of North Adelaide.

Healthfields may offer badly needed health services, but they risk re-entrenching health disparities stemming from historic segregation, environmental racism and waste colonialism.

Big money donors are already choosing who to back in the 2024 presidential race.

According to a copy of the new research sighted by JoyNews’ Mahmud Mohammed-Nurudeen, the number of health care professionals, scientists, and engineers in state legislatures has increased since 2021 when Eagleton launched the first publicly accessible national database of elected state legislators with scientific, engineering, and health care training. At the time, only 3% of state legislators in the United States were in those occupations.

Applications are now open for the University of Canberra’s inaugural intake of the Pathways to Politics Program for Women.The program is open to female-identifying and non-binary residents of the ACT and South-East New South Wales and will run from m

California Institute of the Arts is pleased to announce New York Times bestselling author Stephen Graham Jones as its 2023 Katie Jacobson Writer in Residence.

Tuesday's primary for just Ohio House and Senate districts and state party central committee offices will be unprecedented and mostly ignored by voters.

This Tuesday, the primary for just Ohio House and Senate districts and state party central committee offices will be unprecedented and mostly unnoticed.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (Statehouse News Bureau) -- Nearly 1,300 candidates will vie for the chance to represent their parties this fall in a vote that usually happens in March or May, but the redistricting sa