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On November 4, 2008, during the U.S.A. presidential election, American voters cast their ballots for the end of racial stigmatization.

As sex increasingly becomes a more prominent issue to be considered in the political age of today, this article looks back at the most (in)famous sex scandal of them all.

A "Watch Party" is cool idea for those not attending a televised event. Eat, drink and play games while you watch it at home with friends!

Some belligerent Democrats claim they are being attacked when Republicans use the form "Democrat" instead of "Democratic" to describe their party, officials, or policies.

The New Democratic Party is a third party option for Canadians whom are primarily concerned with labour rights, social justice and equality, and the environment.

In 1987 the Fairness Doctrine was repealed. Leading Democrats support reinstating the regulation. With one party control of Washington will the doctrine be revived?

Nick Clegg is the leader of the Liberal Democrat political party and is the Member of Parliament for Sheffield Hallam.

On Wednesday 17 December 2008, Gordon Brown, the British Prime Minister, announced that the United Kingdom would remove all British soldiers from Iraq by July 2009.

The DPJ's recent election victory is a landmark in the country's post-war history, but it remains to be seen if PM-elect Yukio Hatoyama can bring real change.

The British Government has sold its share the United Kingdom's Nuclear Deterrent Programme to an American engineering firm based in California.

A third large party has emerged to fight the forthcoming Thai general election. Who are they and what do they stad for?

John McCain is a lock for the Republican nomination, but conservatives aren't enthused. Right-wingers need to focus on advancing conservatism in congressional races.

Disturbing events and behavior by leading Democrats has tainted the Democratic Presidential Nomination, leaving many voters and their delegates understandably frustrated.

When Carlo Ancelotti called Joe Cole a "genius", he didn't realise the word had a more forceful English definition. Still, his misuse of words wasn't half as bad as these

Jay Roach's review of the characters and events which led the campaign to resolve voting uncertainties in Florida in 2000

A report on urban regeneration policy in Britain makes some contentious claims, and proposes a new approach that will not please everyone.

Any reader no doubt could list dozens of petty annoying events and puzzling things that trouble everyday life-find out here how to take action against a few of these.

Joshua Norton, a San Fransisco businessman, declared himself Emperor of the United States of America in 1859.

Sen. Ted Kennedy seemed likely to be president one day, until a Chappaquiddick incident, - a party, a bridge,a submerged car, and a death seemed to change that, forever.

A group of powerbrokers was formed in 1954 at the Hotel De Bilderberg in the Netherlands with the aim of encouraging frank discussion of world issues.