America feels like it's always in an election cycle, with 2020 feeling like moments ago and the 2022 midterms just around the corner. So we ask if having so many elections actually harms American democracy and if they'd be better off...

Scripps News Political Director Andrew Rafferty breaks down the critical elections in states and offices nationwide this week. (Scripps News)

Piyush Pandey: Padma Shri awardee and advertising pioneer Piyush Pandey, the creative mind behind some of India’s most beloved campaigns for Fevicol, Cadbury, and Asian Paints, passed away at the age of 70. Known as the architect of...

Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana take part in a discussion on Your Party, their new political party, at The World Transformed conference, at Niamos Radical Arts Centre in Hulme, Manchester.



Your Party will put the working...

Nexstar and Sinclair are preempting ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ on dozens of ABC affiliates, citing “insensitive” remarks about Charlie Kirk’s killing. (Scripps News)

Robert Redford spoke out against the Keystone XL pipeline in a recent video, prompting Premier Redford to say celebrities lack credibility.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has wrapped up the first half of town halls looking for feedback about provincial sovereignty with an eye to a potential referendum, and it appears Albertans remain split on the issue.

India-Maldives Tourism Industries Draw Closer | Tourism Expected to Boom

Youth climate change activists celebrated as the United Nations' highest court issued a significant advisory opinion on Wednesday stating that countries could breach international law if they neglect to implement measures to safeguard...

Meet the volunteers cooking traditional Iraqi food for protesters in Baghdad's Tahrir Square. <b<br/>r/>

They’re determined to feed protesters in need until the government meets their demands.

With Sen. Bernie Sanders' nearly 26,000 supporters showing up at a Queens rally this month, 2020 Democrats have been trying to top one another for largest crowds at campaign rallies. The trend began with the quiet momentum of Donald...

During a House Committee hearing, Rep. Joyce Beatty repeatedly questioned Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg over the company’s diversity and civil rights record.

Jagmeet Singh is fighting for a seat in the House in the upcoming Burnaby South byelection, and according to some in his caucus, he is also fighting for his job as party leader.

A Saskatchewan judge approved interim payments of $50,000 to those affected — however, most of the $15.1 million raised will still be held, as it's determined how to split the money up.

Every season has its signature cocktails and this summer the Aperol Sprtiz is taking the lead. Aperol is now third in aperitif sales and Compari stock is at a 5 year high. To what does it owe its huge success?

Brown suggests Ford is the reason the party's once commanding lead in the polls has evaporated.

peDuL raises money for kids' higher education because the "government just isn't doing what they used to," says Kayla Jackson, President and COO of the crowd-sourcing platform.

The data collection company has a new partnership with Snapchat. Co-founder Jonathan Lacoste explains how Jebbit helps businesses get to know their customers better.

May says Britain's approach to counter-terrorism must change

Social media is becoming the new battleground for airlines chasing passengers and Jordan’s national carrier is flying higher than most with its witty trolling.



Royal Jordanian’s latest target was the French...

Don Drummond on the parties' spending plans in Ontario election.

Kamala Harris and J.D. Vance hit the campaign trail on Tuesday, looking to start making their cases to voters with Vance throwing insults and Harris focusing on her experience as a prosecutor and vice-president.

Kamala Harris and J.D. Vance hit the campaign trail on Tuesday, looking to start making their cases to voters with Vance throwing insults and Harris focusing on her experience as a prosecutor and vice-president.

In the Park City, ballot fraud accusations go back decades. But no one has ever faced prosecution – until now.