Election

Attending the national convention as a delegate can be a once-in-a-lifetime experience, but it comes at a price.

There’s only so much control a president has over economic policy, but promises give voters a sense of what a candidate will attempt.

The market is especially tuned in to whether we will have a divided government after the elections.

High home prices and high mortgage rates can make homeownership feel impossible for Gen Zers. But what can the president do about it? 

The News Fix Fines don’t deter Donald Trump. A New York judge held the former president in criminal contempt this week, levying another $1,000 fine for violating his gag order. This is the 10th time that Judge Juan Merchan has fined Trump during the “hush money” trial, in which Trump is charged with 34 counts of falsifying business records […]

In 1992, voters’ perception that an improving economy was actually a bad economy contributed to Bush’s loss to Clinton. Could the same thing happen to Biden?

The U.S. and China loom large over Taiwan's presidential and legislative elections on Jan. 13, but so do domestic bread-and-butter issues.

Diners are often romanticized as democratic restaurants, but are they really for everyone?

Work culture is going to be key as companies and employees settle into their remote/hybrid patterns. Watch out for the fallout from the election cycle on the workplace.

In 2021, the Istanbul Political Research Institute found that 12% of Turks over 65 were still working, in part because pensions are not adequate.