Climate Change Opinion In America: Voters Divided On Global Warming, New Poll Shows
Democrats are much more likely to believe in climate change and climate scientists than their Republican counterparts.
Hillary Clinton Slams Donald Trump Over Alleged Tax Evasion
The New York Times, on Saturday, released documents that showed that the Republican nominee may have avoided federal income taxes for 18 years.
Here's How You Can Register To Vote On Twitter
Twitter has announced it’s working with Rock the Vote to get more Americans registered to vote.
Starting today, you can send a Direct Message to Twitter’s @Gov account with your five-digit zip code, and you’ll receive an automatic response including your state’s voter registration deadline and a personalized link to get registered.
How To Vote For President 2016: Registering Info, Steps, Tips, Polling Places For November Election
National Voter Registration Day is as good a time as any to know the steps to voting.
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What Are The Key States In This Election? In 2016, Swing States Arizona, Florida, Ohio And Others Will Decide Winner
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Donald Trump’s Signed Photo Removed From New York Eatery’s Wall
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Australian Election Cliff-Hanger Leaves Nation In Limbo
Australia's political parties began horse trading Sunday to break an anticipated parliamentary deadlock after a dramatic election failed to produce a clear winner.
Clinton’s Lead Over Trump Narrows To 9 Points: Reuters/Ipsos
The Democratic presidential hopeful’s lead over Republican Donald Trump has dipped into single digits for the first time in nearly two weeks, a Reuters/Ipsos poll showed.
Betting Markets Misfire As Undecideds Go With Their Gut And Vote For Brexit
Gamblers who predicted a result in favor of continued British membership in the EU missed the signs that undecided voters would break for a Brexit.
Croatia Political Crisis: After Parliament Is Dissolved, What To Know About The EU’s Newest Member
The EU’s newest member state has dissolved its Parliament in a move that could stymie needed reforms.
Brexit: EU President Says New Relations With UK Will Take 7 Years To Negotiate
EU President Donald Tusk said if Britain voted to leave the European Union, it would be not just an economic setback for the United Kingdom but also a geopolitical one.
Procrastinators Lament: Last-Minute ‘Brexit’ Vote Registrants Irked By Website Overload, Receive ‘504 Gateway Time-Out’ Errors
With less than two hours left to register to vote on Britain’s EU exit, dawdlers got blocked by an overloaded government website.
Brexit Will Not Be The End Of EU, Says European Parliament Vice President
European Parliament Vice President Alexander Lambsdorff said the EU, which didn’t include Britain at the beginning, would survive without it.
Elections 2016: Libertarian Convention Sees Renewed Interest Amid Low Popularity For Clinton And Trump
With the likely Republican and Democratic nominees both suffering record low popularity, the Libertarian Party sees an opening.
France’s Hollande Pledges To Push Labor Reforms Amid Revolts
In the face of mass protests by workers in the country, the French president said Friday his government will not “accept that there are unions that dictate the law.”
UK Net Migration Rises To 333,000, Second-Highest Level On Record
Official figures released by the U.K.’s statistics office Thursday showed net migration to Britain rose to its second-highest level on record last year.
Cyprus Elections: Conservative Party Takes Lead in Election, Far Right Earns Seats For First Time
Cyprus’ Democratic Rally party is ahead in the general election with 30.6 percent of the vote.
Austria Presidential Election Results 2016: Candidates Tied In Runoff Race
If Norbert Hofer wins, Europe will have its first far-right president in decades.
Indian PM Modi’s BJP Declares Historic Victory In Local Elections, Regional Parties Win Big
Pundits hope that the win will give Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s BJP enough traction to eventually push through reforms promised during the national elections in 2014.
Election 2016: Total Delegate Count For Republicans, Democrats Ahead Of Indiana Primary Results
Both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are hoping to pick up more delegates in Indiana as rivals vow to keep campaigning with less than three months till conventions.
Iran Elections 2016: Runoff Parliamentary Polls Begin After Moderates And Reformists Fail To Get Majority
In February’s election, President Hassan Rouhani’s moderate and reformist allies won all of Tehran’s 30 seats, but failed to get a majority.
In Central African Republic, UN Security Council Extends MINUSCA Peacekeeping Force Mandate
The mandate of MINUSCA, as the peacekeeping force is known, was originally set to expire Saturday.
New York City Voting Irregularities: Elections Official Suspended Without Pay After 8% Of Brooklyn Democrats Were Purged From Rolls
Names of more than 100,000 registered Democrats were removed from the rolls in Brooklyn prior to Tuesday's New York presidential primary, officials said.
Syria Elections 2016 Updates: Geneva Peace Talks Resume Amid Scrutiny Of Country’s Ballot Process
Opponents of the Syrian government, including France, slammed the parliamentary elections taking place Wednesday as a sham.
Syria’s Bashar Assad Open To Snap Presidential Elections ‘If There Is Such A Will,’ He Says
The last time Syrian President Bashar Assad held elections, he won in a landslide with nearly 90 percent in a process observers said was deeply flawed.
North Korean Official Overseeing Seoul Ties Likely Holding Spy Chief Role
Kim Yong-chol is believed to have planned the landmine explosions on the Korean border that severely injured two South Korean soldiers last August.
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