Politics Archive
Archives for July 2015
New polling in Iowa and New Hampshire shows the real estate mogul’s rise continues unabated.
CEO Robin Li talks to Re/code about the partnership with Uber, e-commerce and self-driving cars.
But at least a majority of people know her name — the same can’t be said for her Democratic rivals.
The Republican Party’s favorable ratings are tumbling.
Hillary Clinton’s next big policy idea is going to be a revamp of how investment income is taxed in the United States.
No, people don’t choose to be poor.
Syria may have secretly kept some of the weapons that a US-led effort ostensibly removed.
When bigger insurers buy smaller insurers, premiums usually go up.
After security researchers demonstrated they could hack into a Jeep Cherokee from miles away, its manufacturer is upgrading the vehicle’s software.
They carve up counties, cities, and towns in a way that doesn’t make sense.
“Somebody is going to get killed.”
“The United States of America is the one advanced nation on Earth in which we do not have sufficient, common-sense gun safety laws — even in the face of repeated mass killings.”
There’s compelling evidence that short-term thinking on Wall Street hurts business investment.
And 9 other things you should know before you start the day.
See the enormous contrast between the haul of Jeb Bush’s operation and the other GOP contenders.