National polls gauging the US presidential election are tightening as Republican partisans fall in line behind their party’s controversial nominee, Donald Trump. But it’s the state results that matter in the race to rack up enough delegates to clinch the White House.
Hillary Clinton did it. Barack Obama did it. Mitt Romney did it. John McCain did it. George W. Bush did it. Bob Dole did it. Bill Clinton did it. George H.W. Bush did it. Even the Gipper did it!
“I met with Eric Schmidt tonight,” John Podesta, the longtime Hillary Clinton adviser, told campaign manager-in-waiting Robby Mook in April 2014, more than a year before Clinton announced her candidacy for president.
Peter Thiel is a man who knows a thing or two about bubbles—he made a fortune in one and lost a fortune in another.
Trump campaign officials say they will spend the remainder of the presidential race working to crush the spirits of Hillary Clinton’s supporters.
Wishful thinking is a powerful force indeed.
The influx of Silicon Valley talent and money into the space sector has naturally brought with it some classic Silicon Valley business plans—and now, space firms are eager to replicate the market-creating power of an app store in orbit.
The Obama administration has said what health care analysts have expected for a while now: Premiums for health insurance plans sold on government exchanges in the US are going up in 2017, by an average of 25% for a benchmark plan.
Making entertainment and transmitting it to people electronically are quite different businesses. So why are people worried that a combination of AT&T and Time Warner could be anti-competitive? The answer lies in the golden age of Hollywood.
Are you ready for the coming era of global transparency?
Republican nominee Donald Trump refused to say that he would accept the result of the US election when pressed during the final presidential debate of 2016. Trump did so in defiance of his campaign manager, running mate, and family—and his habit of casually undermining basic democratic norms, including threatening a political prosecution of his opponent Hillary Clinton at the last debate, has raised worries among Americans across the political spectrum of a loss of faith in the political system or even post-election violence.
Donald Trump said in his final debate against Hillary Clinton that his opponent will raise your taxes, but that’s only correct if you’re earning at least $143,000 a year, since that’s where Clinton’s tax increases kick in.
Here’s the full list of carefully curated words, phrases, and actions, you can look forward to for the third presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. Tune in to this page for real time updates during the debate. (It starts at 9pm, US eastern time.)
Good news! You won’t need to read a lot of policy white papers to prepare for tonight’s debate.
In the latest test of NASA’s reliance on commercial space transportation, Orbital ATK will launch an Antares rocket on a re-supply mission to the International Space Station today (Oct. 17), nearly two years after a similar mission ended in a spectacular explosion.
Eli Dourado, a researcher at the libertarian Mercatus Center, recently examined the public records of noise complaints for American airports and came to a disturbing conclusion.
Why is Barack Obama touting his six year-old plans to explore Mars today?
Despite the reported “tawdriness” of last night’s presidential debate, the presence of a sex tape-obsessed TV star and a war within the Republican party, don’t believe what you hear: The 2016 presidential race is actually the least volatile in the past sixteen years, and Republican candidate Donald Trump has never come close to holding a lead in the general election.
The politics of the 1990s are really back—not just all the sex talk, but also the spectacle of watching a party come to grips with the fact that its presidential nominee is going to lose.
Hillary Clinton invoked American luminaries Steven Spielberg and Abraham Lincoln to get out of a tight spot in tonight’s presidential debate.
Donald Trump’s campaign entered full-on banana republic territory when he threatened to prosecute his political rival, Hillary Clinton, if he is elected president.
Here’s the full list of carefully curated words, phrases, and actions you can look forward to for the second presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. Tune in to this page for real time updates during the debate. (It starts at 9pm, Eastern time.)
As governments around the world increasingly adopt the tactic of shutting down electronic communications to limit political disruption or simply control citizens, they are costing their economies dear.
Lori Garver remembers that when she was deputy administrator at NASA in 2013, senior leadership meetings were held at a table with 25 seats, only seven of which were filled by women.
