Politicians

Is Mansour Abbas changing the system or selling out the Palestinian cause?

The entrepreneur turned politician makes the case for his new project, the Forward Party.

With Alexey Navalny in prison, one of his closest aides is carrying on the lonely work of the opposition.

He’s thought it all out, probably.

Edwin Raymond, a police lieutenant and a whistle-blower who alleged racial discrimination and the use of quotas in the force, stumps in Brooklyn for a City Council post.

Marcus Flowers, a Black Army veteran who has raised more than a million dollars in his bid to unseat the QAnon-friendly congresswoman in 2022, gets kicked out of Greene and Matt Gaetz’s “America First” tour stop in Georgia.

Flordelis became famous as a gospel singer, a pastor, and a politician. Then her husband was killed.

Purchase your world-saving equipment from Amazon. Amazon cares about bringing people together, as long as those people aren’t coming together to form a union.

The country’s leader asks voters which kind of society they prefer to live in: Brexit Britain or a social-democratic Scotland.

In the spirit of Barack Obama’s podcast with Bruce Springsteen, behold “Macarons with Emmanuel Macron,” “Kiss & Tell with Henry Kissinger,” and more.

Tips for the congresswoman Mary Miller and anyone who might drop an accidental “Sieg heil!” on the lecture circuit.

Not only does he not know any actual billionaires, but the people he does know are “just the opposite,” Giuliani said.

The day they sell themselves on the notion that anyone who doesn’t own ten boats simply hasn’t worked hard enough to earn them.

A county executive looks back on the first wave.

The detectives who investigate fake stories of military service use many tools, including shame.

The movie shows how easily a fast-talking rogue with a ravenous ego can win the hearts of the downtrodden while making common cause with their oppressors.

The Presidential candidate wants to win over disaffected Republicans. But can he unite Democrats?

Before Volodymyr Zelensky was elected President, he played the part in “Servant of the People,” a genre-bending series that blends Ryan Murphy wackiness with Sorkinian uplift (minus the hubris).

How the SpongeBob-loving star of “Bat Out of Hell: The Musical” wound up as the lead in Meat Loaf’s teen-lust epic.