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Sen. Lindsey Graham flanked by Sen. Mitch McConnell, both in black suits with red ties.
World & National News

Is America’s political leadership too old? Experts weigh the tradeoffs

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Can states redraw congressional maps this close to an election?

Donald Trump stands on the South lawn, speaking and gesturing with both hands out to his sides.
World & National News

Are more and more politicians embracing profanity?

Dutch politician Geert Wilders standing at a podium and speaking during the Danish People's Party annual meeting.
World & National News

Have far-right views been ‘normalized’ at the Dutch elections?

Election workers shown counting ballots.
Law

Can a president eliminate mail-in voting by executive order?

Elon Musk speaks with hands clasped, wearing a black jacket and hat, standing in front of military flags and gold curtains.
World & National News

Elon Musk is creating a new political party. Can a third party ever win a US presidential election?

People speak at podiums during a mayoral debate in New York City.
Law

Is ranked choice voting a good electoral system? New York City could be a test case, experts say

Three people marking their ballot while voting.
Law

Will the SAVE Act protect the integrity of voting or make registration too difficult? Northeastern experts explain

The Redit app next to the X app on a phone sscreen.
Science & Technology

From politics to sports, Reddit conversations narrow and intensify before major events, new research finds

Marine Le Pen leaving a building.
Law

Far-right party could use Marine Le Pen election ban as part of battle plan for power in France, says Northeastern expert

Friedrich Merz wearing a suit and tie speaking at a press conference.
World & National News

Germany’s centrist conservatives triumphed and the far right finished second. What next after the parliamentary elections?

People voting behind dividers.
Society & Culture

How do we perceive our leaders? The answer is always in flux, new Northeastern research says