Author: Andrew Payne

House Democrats have selected the new chairs for the Agriculture, Appropriations, and Foreign Affairs committees for the 117th Congress.

The effectiveness of the 2008 Obama campaign is almost mythological, but studies are unclear on if campaigning actually works.

The Troubles in Ireland were ended in 1998 by the Good Friday agreement. However, this agreement is currently under attack.

A Sister Souljah moment is when you repudiate completely an extreme idea or movement within your own party, like Bill Clinton in 1992.

Current Taoiseach Micheál Martin is facing backbenchers, who are coming out and openly put their name into the ring for leadership.

Republicans have a headache in Georgie with Marjorie Taylor Greene, but is there any way that members of Congress can deal with her?

The case study of Joshua Collins, or “Joshua4Congress”, serves as a warning on what not to do when you run for public office.

The government of Ireland, a coalition between Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael, and the Greens, is alreayd showing cracks after only a month.

After the surprising upset of Eliot Engel in the NY-16 primary, the chairmanship of the Foreign Affairs Committee is now open on the Democratic side.

In the wake of the Kentucky Senate primary, there have been charges on twitter that the results were rigged by the DNC. However, this is not the case.