The primaries for both the Democratic and Republican parties feature surprisingly strong performances from candidates considered to be at the extreme of their respective ideologies.
The United Nations is the largest international organization, with 40 agencies and 28 ongoing peace operations.
On Tuesday, the 33rd United States Senator expressed his support for the Iran Nuclear deal.
Kanye West is running for president.
Kanye West says he’s running for president. This is not a drill. On Sunday, at the end of a long, rambling speech at the MTV Video Music Awards, the iconic rapper added a throwaway line.
One night, while I was delaying sleep and scouring the Internet for something that might sedate my mind, I found a video of Russian President Vladimir Putin giving a speech.
Thousands gathered at the Statehouse this past Saturday for a “We Stand with God, Pro-Family” rally.
The frustration of the American public with the political machine is more evident than ever.
Last week's tragedy on live television in Virginia only highlights the point that something must be done.
Marco Rubio is scheduled to speak at USC on Thursday. Two columnist debate his potential as a Republican nomination, let alone the presidential nomination.
Will Helms argues against giving kids participation trophies. This is a misguided argument for at least two reasons.
We have the duty to protect our neighborhoods and communities.
Everyone knows that college is too expensive. The question is — who's going to do something about it?
ISSUE: Student Body President Jonathan Kaufman detailed plans for a new university-wide mobile app. STANCE: The proposed app would be useful and convenient to the student body, but it's overdue.
We have the right to explore our city without the fear of violence interfering with our plans.
This year’s Bid Day was a little different.
The audience in Columbia Friday evening featured a wide spectrum of potential Sanders supporters, and the candidate demonstrated an ability to get all of them to their feet.