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In February, America faces a contentious primary season with Trump and Clinton leading the race.
Dana White, president of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, opened the Republican National Convention in Cleveland with a speech about Donald Trump's business acumen.
Sarah Silverman critiques the presidential debate, comparing it to The Champ and discussing Obama and Romney.
More than 100 million people could watch the first presidential debate in 2016, where scandals overshadowed both candidates' campaigns.
A repo on a hearse complicates Ron and Amy's campaign efforts on election day in Lizard Lick, North Carolina.
Bernie Sanders believes he could have beaten Donald Trump in the election against Secretary Clinton.
More than 100 million dollars is expected to be spent on state attorney general races in 2018, three times more than in previous years.
Support for the Robert Muller investigation has dropped from 62% to 54%, raising concerns that Trump may attempt to shut it down.
President Trump allegedly revealed highly classified intelligence to Russian officials during an Oval Office meeting, raising serious concerns about national security.
The 2020 census will involve counting every person in the United States, requiring around half a million temporary workers and notifications sent to over 140 million households.
Neal, a stagehand, returns from a retreat still unaware of Tuesday's election results.
Amy Coney Barrett, 48, is nominated to the Supreme Court following Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death, potentially shifting the court's balance for a generation.
Donald Trump was voted "Least Edible" by Cannibal Magazine for six consecutive years, reflecting the absurdity surrounding his presidency.
More than a third of young voters expressed interest in third-party candidates like Gary Johnson and Jill Stein during the 2016 election.
A week after the election was called, Donald Trump continued to refuse to concede, prompting John Oliver to discuss the implications of his actions.
Donald Trump referred to Africa, Haiti, and El Salvador as 'holes,' prompting outrage from the countries he insulted and drawing attention to his foreign policy.
Over 23 percent of Donald Trump's statements evaluated by Politifact are false, according to John Oliver's analysis of the president's claims.
More than four million residents of U.S. territories, including Puerto Rico and Guam, do not have the right to vote for president.
The UK's Labour Party's decision to paint a campaign van pink to attract women voters is humorously critiqued by John Oliver on Last Week Tonight.
Tens of millions of people lost their jobs nearly a year after the pandemic began, raising urgent questions about the unemployment system in the U.S.
70% of Americans support allowing any voter to vote by mail, a topic President Trump has repeatedly claimed is substantially fraudulent.
The House approved $600 million for states to buy new voting machines that do not connect to the internet and provide a paper trail for audits.
In Texas, at least half a million registered voters lack the necessary form of ID to cast their ballots in elections.
Washington, D.C. has a population larger than Vermont and Wyoming, yet its residents lack full voting representation in Congress.
William Barr described national lockdowns as "the greatest intrusion on civil liberties in American history," sparking controversy during his tenure as Attorney General.
Approximately two-thirds of Republican voters believe the 2020 election was illegitimate, reflecting the deep impact of misinformation on American politics.
Iain Duncan Smith discusses Brexit chaos and the need to respect the British vote to leave.
An eyewitness describes the chaos outside the Capitol during the pro-Trump protests.
Charles III is proclaimed King of the United Kingdom after Queen Elizabeth II's death.
Uganda's pop star-turned-politician Bobi Wine recounts his survival of multiple violent attacks as he navigates the dangers of political opposition ahead of the presidential election.
Boris Johnson faces scrutiny over flat renovations funded by a Tory donor, raising ethical concerns.
Will Good expresses disappointment over the UK's democratic crisis this morning.
Lord Heseltine admits defeat in the Remain fight as Boris Johnson secures a Conservative majority.
The Met's change on Sue Gray's report raises troubling questions in Westminster.
Nicola Sturgeon demands Boris Johnson's resignation amid a significant debate going on.
Nusrat Ghani discusses inadequate complaint processes and cultural issues in government.
Steve Bell questions why Clegg is still apologising at the 2012 Lib Dem conference in Brighton.
Rick Wilson discusses Trump's potential 2024 announcement and its impact on the GOP.
Ukrainian officials condemn Russian-held referendums in Herson and Donetsk as illegitimate.
Senator Kamala Harris congratulates Joe Biden on becoming president in a historic call.
Joshua Wong discusses Hong Kong's ongoing protests for democracy and autonomy from China.
Kari Lake defends Trump and claims U.S. elections are corrupt during an interview with Mark Stone.
In 2017, North Korea's missile tests, Catalonia's independence vote, and Donald Trump's inauguration significantly influenced global political dynamics.
2018 sees rising populism in Europe and a deadly eruption in Guatemala, impacting global narratives.
White supremacist groups gathered in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August, prompting local residents to discuss the political climate and issues like racial profiling.
The 2024 European Parliament Election will shape the future of EU policies and governance, influencing member states and their citizens.
President Trump could face removal through impeachment or the 25th Amendment.
The UK general election centers on Brexit and the future of Downing Street leadership.
