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Biden’s need to keep his planned revival of AFFH out of the public eye may explain his failure to nominate a replacement for recently retired secretary of Housing and Urban Development Marcia Fudge.

There are lots of reasons to wonder whether Trump can beat Joe Biden. His performance in the most recent primaries isn’t one of them.

The Massachusetts zoning rebellion has all sorts of implications for the intra-conservative and intra-libertarian divides over state-level zoning initiatives.

It’s not too much of a stretch to say that the political future of this movement will be at stake.

The possibility that BRICS may become a serious competitor to Western-led international entities should be a wake-up call to Western leaders.

Defeated candidates can still deploy their delegates to obstruct the winner’s will by posing contentious amendments to the party platform or by using their nominating speeches to criticize the nominee.

Last Wednesday, a committee of the Utah state senate voted down a bill, S.B. 226, that would have restored classic liberal education.

Despite his win in Haley’s home state, the former president’s popularity is on shaky ground

Farmers may be only a small part of the population, but they wield outsized influence everywhere for cultural and economic reasons.

Any sensible venture capitalist will tell you to fund success, not starve it.

Fidesz’s current status as a non inscrits party severely limits its ability to influence debate and policy.

The beleaguered foreign aid funding bill isn’t out of the woods yet. The president must show leadership.