The 2024 presidential election is shaping up to be one of the most consequential in history. Interestingly, it shares many similarities with another important election: 1968. President Joe Biden now ...

Log-in to bookmark & organize content - it's free! Presidential scholar Barbara Perry and political commentator and Nixon presidential campaign staffer Pat Buchanan talked about George Wallace and the ...

President Joe Biden has been huddled up in Camp David trying to figure out what to do after a terrible debate performance against former President Donald Trump. The president had so much difficulty ...

The dominant headline on The Wall Street Journal’s home page at midday Wednesday was “Chaos on Campus, in Gaza, Threatens Biden’s Campaign.” The article is emblematic of a theme that will grow ...

CROSBY — Steve Wenzel will speak about Vietnam and the 1968 presidential election at 1:30 p.m. April 14 at Unlimited Learning in Crosby. Wenzel will cover the history of the Vietnam War, its roots in ...

CLEVELAND — Live long enough and be watchful and you will understand how sometimes history repeats itself. "Nothing can come in the way of saving our democracy — that includes personal ambition," ...

Democrats think this election is about “joy” and “hope.” Wrong. It is about “peace and prosperity.” Democrats avoid talking about either because they have failed to deliver on both. We are financing ...

The 2024 Democratic Convention, which begins today in Chicago, will be almost uniquely without suspense. Vice Pres. Kamala Harris and Gov. Tim Walz have already been nominated for president and vice ...

The stakes in the 2024 election could not be higher. Incumbent Joe Biden has accused Donald Trump of being “willing to sacrifice our democracy” to put himself in power, while Trump has claimed that ...

Listen to more stories on the Noa app. The Democratic Party will gather in Chicago this month like a trauma victim irresistibly drawn back to the original scene of horror, returning decades after the ...

WASHINGTON — Some voters probably still hope Joe Biden or Donald Trump - or both - will do what Lyndon Baines Johnson did nearly 56 years ago: Pull out of the presidential race under public pressure.