Now, Will Obama Break His Climate Silence?
We must hold him accountable for living up to his visionary rhetoric and call him out on the shortsightedness of his energy policy.
Inequality-Fighting Lawmakers Win Big
Members of Congress whose votes favor the 99 percent fared well on Election Day.
The Nail-Biter that Wasn’t
Voters knew just what to do.
Sandy Trumps Romney’s Climate Joke
Why isn’t anyone laughing anymore?
A Better Way to Run Elections
If voters had a way to rank candidates rather than just choose one, it would be good news for politicians like Tim Pawlenty.
Election Night Party with IPS
Join us on livestream for a night of what you won’t hear in the mainstream media.
Investing in Voting Machines
Can the Romneys even spell conflict of interest?
Pakistan: The Real Swing State
Nearly half of Pakistanis believe they should have the right to vote in U.S. elections.
The Next Administration’s Top Five Foreign Policy Challenges
The next administration’s top short-term challenge will undoubtedly be to end U.S. involvement in combat operations in Afghanistan.
Politics Creep to a New Low
Both presidential campaigns are going overboard with their snooping into voters’ lives.
The Horses and Bayonets Strategy
Forget enriched uranium.
George McGovern’s Shining Moment
McGovern’s 1972 White House run was the last time presidential politics would be so open or so democratic.
Supremely High Stakes in This Election
When it comes to workers’ rights, some of the most influential government officials we’ll be voting for are ones whose names don’t actually appear on the ballot.
Where’s Joe the Plumber When You Need Him?
Without someone at least ranting about sharing the wealth, no one’s talking about sharing the wealth.
GOP Looks in Mirror, Spots Voter Fraud
Records show that a Republican running for county commissioner in Texas has been casting ballots there and in Pennsylvania.