Treasurer Jim Chalmers held a press conference last week that will enter Australian political folklore, announcing major twin victories: one economic, one political.

Democrats must talk about economic justice if they want to beat the couch. Or even bring some “Latinos for Trump” back around.

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Rolando Pablos offers a compelling vision for economic development and the Editorial Board recommends him for San Antonio ...

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Germany’s new chancellor, Friedrich Merz, increasingly pitches himself as a pragmatist akin to Angela Merkel. But his mantra ...

Venezuelans are again finding themselves as pawns in their country’s political game. They have been summoned to a Sunday ...

Democrat Sam Sutton won the special election for state Senate District 22 by a landslide on Tuesday night, picking up ...