Indiana Governor Brings Balance to Republican Ticket
Mike Pence is the Republican Party’s vice-presidential nominee.
One in Four Married Americans Do Not Share Same Religion as Wife, Husband
Twenty-five percent of married adults in the United States have different religious beliefs than their husband or wife.
Investigation of Hillary Clinton Emails to Be Reopened
The United States Federal Bureau of Investigation has announced it is reopening an investigation of Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server.
Young Voters Fearful of Future, More Support Clinton Over Trump
Fifty-one percent of young Americans are “fearful” about the future of their country.
Leaked Emails Show Inner Workings of Clinton Campaign
In early 2015, people working for Hillary Clinton offered opinions on whether she should attend a Clinton Foundation meeting in Morocco.
Maine Voters Concerned About Income Gap
The election in the United States next month is not just about who will be the next president.
Does Sexism Affect US Presidential Race?
For the first time, a major American political party has a woman as its candidate for president.
US Officials, Political Experts Dispute Trump’s Claims of ‘Rigged’ Election
American presidential candidate Donald Trump continues to say the election process is “rigged.”
US High School Completion Rate Reaches All-Time High
President Barack Obama says the percentage of Americans completing high school rose to its highest level ever last year.
WikiLeaks Releases Democratic Campaign Hacked Emails
Every day since October 7, the organization WikiLeaks has published thousands of emails hacked from John Podesta’s private email account.