#American Politics

Critics are calling it the "Trump regime"—not administration. A single word shift is sparking fierce debate about the state of American democracy and what political language reveals.

While world leaders face consequences for their crimes, America has spent decades perfecting a system that shields the powerful from accountability.

The fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by ICE agents has forced American progressives to confront an uncomfortable contradiction between warning of authoritarianism while advocating civilian disarmament.

The transformation of American politics through the lens of 'homeland' - from 9/11 response to democratic erosion under successive administrations.

Trump administration removes slavery exhibits while celebrating Black History Month. A look at America's struggle with its complex past and who gets to tell the story.

How Reagan-era conservatives like David Frum and Mona Charen found themselves politically homeless after Trump's rise, revealing deeper questions about American conservatism

From civil rights activist to presidential candidate, Jesse Jackson's 84-year journey reveals both the promise and limits of progressive coalition-building in American politics.

Trump's proposal to federalize elections in 15 jurisdictions challenges the constitutional balance between state and federal power that has protected American democracy for over two centuries.

Trump's second term is exposing fractures in the 50-year evangelical-Catholic alliance that built the religious right. Can changing Catholic demographics reshape American religious politics?

The removal of a slavery exhibit from Philadelphia's Independence Hall has sparked a lawsuit and reignited America's culture war over historical memory as the nation approaches its 250th anniversary.

Republican-appointed justices approved a Democratic gerrymander in California. What does this reveal about the balance between partisanship and principle in America's highest court?

Trump's return to power raises serious concerns about democratic erosion in America. With stronger institutional control and fewer guardrails, the implications extend far beyond US borders.