Affordability is clearly the most significant political theme running through both local and national politics today. While grocery prices have long been the most common barometer of increasing ...

The art of persuasion and compromise were once essential elements for political success. Those skills are no longer necessary to succeed. In this political era, where politics is mostly a power game, ...

As America’s nuclear power politics falls by the wayside, China and Russia could soon dominate the global nuclear power market. President Trump dove into his new duties by declaring a national energy ...

On this week’s Power & Politics, Republican strategist Jeanette Hoffman and former Democratic Assemblyman John Wisniewski break down the biggest politics stories of the year. And a look ahead at the ...

This past year has been a big one in politics. Donald Trump returned to the White House. Elon Musk took a chainsaw to the federal bureaucracy. Republicans passed a trillion-dollar “big, beautiful bill ...

Pax Americana is gone. Born with the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, the U.S.-led international rules-based order died with the second inauguration of Donald J. Trump. The ...

How an emerging alliance is shaping the world. By David Leonhardt The Houthis, the Iran-backed militia that controls much of Yemen, have disrupted the global economy by firing on commercial ships ...

The Trump administration continues with its agenda to shape higher education in the United States. Its plan is to exert increasing control over both public and private universities. This month alone, ...

In the second part of News 12 Senior Political Reporter Tara Rosenblum's one-on-one interview with EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin, the former Long Island representative discusses his push to speed ...

The aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson is seen with other vessels of the U.S. Navy and Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force in the Pacific Ocean, Sept. 19, 2021 (U.S. Navy Office of Information photo by ...

The alliance with the U.S. remains central to Canberra’s strategy, but it is also attempting to construct more independent, regionally-led security initiatives.