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Trump's second term is examined through 100 days of political turmoil, crime investigations, and the impact of his leadership on American society.
Musk and Trump’s fallout impacts US politics and their future interactions.
In Russia, a 9,000-kilometer road trip from Vladivostok to Moscow highlights the struggles of civil society activists against corruption and political repression.
Alastair Campbell and Rory Stewart discuss final polls ahead of Thursday's UK election.
In the wake of Alexei Navalny's death, Russians both at home and in exile express their thoughts on the impending presidential election in March 2024.
Two politicians from opposing parties spend two days discussing marijuana legalization and other pressing issues facing Canadians.
On December 4, 2019, the Staunch Moderates movement was founded to address political division and promote dialogue in the United States.
Norm Ornstein discusses Democrats' challenges in Congress after Biden's midterm success.
Six weeks of travel across Germany reveal deep divisions among voters ahead of the September 24, 2017 election, particularly over immigration policies.
Widespread protests erupt in Turkey following the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu in March 2025, reflecting deep divisions in public opinion regarding President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's leadership.
47 percent of people did not vote in the 2016 election, prompting discussions on the Founding Fathers' views on contemporary political issues.
Alastair Campbell and Rory Stewart discuss the Tory betting scandal and AI's impact on voting.
Matteo Salvini's rise to power in Italy, marked by a shift to anti-migrant populism and widespread support for his security policies, reveals the motivations of ordinary citizens across the country.
On the 227th anniversary of the U.S. Constitution, a panel discusses its relevance and recent court cases at the National Archives in Washington, D.C.
A panel discussion with former pages Frank Mitchell, Jonathan Turley, and Camilla Bosanquet follows the screening of the 30-minute film.
Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer discusses his book, The Authority of the Court and the Peril of Politics, alongside a panel of experts at the Concord Museum.
Greece's financial crisis in 2012, marked by impending parliamentary elections, raises questions about the future of democracy and the euro zone's stability.
Four former members of Congress discuss the challenges of bipartisanship and the perception that politics is not working during a panel moderated by Ken Rudin.
Tom Davis and Martin Frost analyze legislative gridlock in Congress and propose a bipartisan reform plan during a panel discussion at the Bipartisan Policy Center.
Somaliland's 2012 election highlights the challenges of establishing democracy in a region plagued by factionalism, terrorism, and a fragile infrastructure.
A distinguished panel of former members of Congress discusses the need for an internal review of the institution's organization and procedures.
Two lawmakers in Tennessee were expelled from the state legislature for joining a protest advocating for gun control after a school shooting.
In February 2012, a panel moderated by Alex Howard at Social Media Week DC discussed the effective use of social media by Congress and the government.
Misinformation campaigns orchestrated by the Russian government and other autocratic regimes like China and North Korea significantly impact global politics and public perception.
George William Van Cleve argues for a new constitutional convention to address flaws in the United States Constitution during a panel discussion at the National Archives.
Elections in Turkey on 14 May 2023 saw opposition parties unite against incumbent president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who faces accusations of undermining democracy.
A panel of constitutional scholars discusses the separation of powers and its role in sustaining American democracy during a program at Crystal Bridges Museum.
Congressman Maxwell Frost, the only Gen Z member of Congress, discusses civic engagement during a conversation moderated by Soledad O’Brien at the National Archives.
A bipartisan panel discussion features current and former Members of Congress and their families discussing the unique lifestyle of political life.
A bipartisan panel of former Members of Congress analyzes the results of the November 4, 2014 midterm elections and the implications for President Obama.
The role of traditional media in 21st century democracy is examined through discussions with former Members of Congress and media experts, addressing partisan information sources.
Following the March 2024 municipal elections, Turkey saw a record number of women mayors elected, reshaping local governance and advancing gender representation.
Quebec's 2022 provincial election highlights systemic flaws in its electoral process, revealing barriers faced by women and racialized candidates, and the influence of media and polls.
Russian Americans share their perspectives on the upcoming 2024 presidential election, highlighting their political engagement and identity in the United States.
In post-revolution Tunisia, journalist Emna Ben Jemaa and Islamist Jawhara Ettis navigate their opposing visions for democracy amid societal challenges and political tensions.
Washington, DC, with a population larger than some states, lacks full voting rights in Congress, prompting a discussion on representative democracy among experts including Eleanor Holmes Norton and Anthony Williams.
A bipartisan panel, including current Members Derek Kilmer and Will Timmons, discusses the potential for reform in Congress amid rising hyper-partisanship.
Constitution Day features the 10th annual State of the Constitution program, focusing on future policy making with speakers like Senator Rand Paul at James Madison’s Montpelier.
In the 116th Congress, a record number of women face unique challenges in media representation and voter expectations, as discussed by panelists including Ann Lewis and Connie Morella.
David Remnick moderates a panel on the changing Presidential race at The New Yorker Festival.
Every two years, elections create turnover in the House of Representatives and the Senate, with some years seeing significant shifts in seats.
Between 300 and 140,000 people participated in the Occupy Wall Street protests, prompting discussions on economic inequality and political impact.
Mediapart's editorial office during the 2017 French presidential election provides insight into investigative journalism amid controversies like the Baupin affair and Football Leaks.
A panel of four political strategists, including Joe Trippi and Donna Brazile, discusses campaign strategies at the 2014 New Yorker Festival.
The Labour Party suffers major losses in the Northeast as Jeremy Corbyn faces calls to resign.
The Eighth Annual McGowan Forum on Communications, presented with the U.S. Association of Former Members of Congress, discusses election results and their implications.
Donald Trump pressured Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to overturn the election results during a call, revealing tactics reminiscent of organized crime.
The Eighth Annual McGowan Forum on Communications, presented in partnership with the U.S. Association of Former Members of Congress, discusses election results and their implications.
