Engineering firm Wood Group has seen its shares plummet to a more than 20-year low after launching a review of the business ...

More than one-quarter of college applicants have ruled out a school solely because of the political climate in its state, a new survey finds. And those concerns span the political spectrum.

From California, Genia Dulot brings us the story of two people selling rival campaign merchandise who are trying to lower the political temperature of their customers.

Election polls can’t foretell who will win the presidential election. They’re inherently imprecise. They carry the potential for error. All that being the case ...

While the greatest political story of our lifetimes may be playing out in the 2024 presidential contest between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, there was a time ...

OTTAWA—Justin Trudeau reinvented Canadian politics when he was elected prime minister at the age of 43 in 2015, with a brand built around his good looks and energy. Almost a decade later ...

Joe Dwinell Gov. Baker may not like to talk about politics these days but he’s been politically active Even if Gov. Charlie Baker apparently doesn’t like to talk about politics anymore after ...

Perhaps the deepest learning of my college years came from rooming with someone who held radically different political views from mine. My sophomore-year roommate and I fought fiercely for the ...

For example, he grew irate at times at the Justice Department for failing, in his view, to properly investigate his political enemies or bring charges against them. And while he tried — and was ...

Now, in the final weeks of the campaign, researchers have just published new findings about the social lives of people who are likely to endorse using political violence, and be willing to use it ...

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Today, journalists from across the newsroom discuss how the political conversation affects their beat. It takes a village — or several desks at The New York Times — to provide round-the-clock ...