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Corporate spending in state politics and elections can affect everything from your wallet to your health
Richard A. Devine, DePaul University and R. Michael Holmes Jr., Florida State University Political spending by corporations is big business. As one corporate executive with experience in business-government relations says, “A company that is dependent on government that does not donate to politicians is engaging in corporate malpractice.” Our research group heard that statement during a series of interviews with industry insiders that we conducted for a study on corporate political strategy and involvement in U.S. state politics. In the
Technology is revolutionizing how intelligence is gathered and analyzed – and opening a window onto Russian military activity around Ukraine
Craig Nazareth, University of Arizona The U.S. has been warning for weeks about the possibility of Russia invading Ukraine, and threatening retaliation if it does. Just eight years after Russia’s incursion into eastern Ukraine and invasion of Crimea, Russian forces
Islamic State leader killed in US raid – where does this leave the terrorist group?
Haroro J. Ingram, George Washington University; Amira Jadoon, United States Military Academy West Point, and Andrew Mines, George Washington University An overnight raid conducted by U.S. special forces in Syria has resulted in the death of the leader of the
Sinema might lose Emily’s List support for next election
Emily’s List, a political action group committed to supporting female Democratic candidates to the office if they allow abortion threatens to deny help to Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, D-Ariz., as she is against Senate rules change, FOX News reported. Emily’s List
Pass voting rights legislation, Martin Luther King Jr.’s descendants told Democrats
On Monday, Martin Luther King Jr.’s family pushed the efforts of the Democrats in voting rights legislation passage, as they entertained interviews and spoke publicly, then led a huge march in Washington D.C., Insider reported. Hundreds of attendees did not