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Around six months ago, when speculation raged that Senator Joe Manchin might join a third-party presidential ticket on behalf of the centrist group No Labels, he privately consulted with Richard Gephardt, the former congressman who has taken up the cause of stopping No Labels in its tracks. Gephardt showed Manchin private polling that he’d bankrolled himself, illustrating that such a bid could only help Donald Trump beat President Biden, according to a person familiar with the conversatio...

On Tuesday, Missouri Governor Mike Parson announced that he would send the troops to take part in Operation Lone Star, the controversial border security program spearheaded by Texas Governor Greg Abbott.  Strong words “About two weeks ago, I visited the southern border,” Parson told reporters, “and let me not mince words when I say it […]

Slowing electric car sales, anxious union workers and the president’s campaign difficulties in Michigan are complicating one of his most ambitious climate policies.

Slowing electric car sales, anxious union workers and the president’s campaign problems in Michigan are complicating one of his most ambitious climate

Polish lawmakers voted on Thursday to liberalise access to the morning-after pill, made prescription-only by the right-wing populist government ousted from power in October elections

NEWS ANALYSIS: Under the impetus of progressive policies pushed forward by the new national government, the socio-cultural landscape seems to be changing rapi...

As 2024 sees the biggest year for democracy in history, York Vision's new column will take a look at elections from around the globe as we creep closer to the US and UK's next big test of democracy

At the Beauchamp Branch Library, Citizen Action of New York ran a discussion about the medical debt plaguing Syracuse and Onondaga County.

An open letter about Hitler salutes in the schoolyard and swastikas on the benches of a school in the municipality of Burg made nationwide headlines in Germany. But is the place really a hotbed of right-wing extremism? We went to find out.

Well soon know how state lawmakers choose to link education and jobs, but already we see general agreement about the growing importance of that connection.