Politics & Policy

On this issue, the media basically mirrors the public mood, and the public's mood is a tad too apathetic, given the dire scientific consensus.

WHYY’s 2018 Voter guide. ...

The apparent threat of economic retaliation from the world's top oil exporter came after a turbulent day on the Saudi stock exchange, which plunged 7 percent at one point.

In the middle of a fiercely-fought election between Democrats and Republicans, one group is trying to encourage voters to pick candidates from outside of the two-party system.

This week in the Russia investigations: New reports set the table for the resumption of action if the special counsel's office is waiting until after the midterm elections.

A split over whether to allow retroactive lawsuits may doom the entire bill.

Reporters got a rare glimpse inside the facility on Friday.

Andrew Brunson is back on U.S. soil.

At least nine states do not allow access from the international IP address, but allowed access from a U.S. IP address.

Pennsylvania’s Republican candidate for governor has released a video of himself saying he wants to “stomp” on the sitting ...

The AP has interviewed more than a dozen recruits from Brazil, Pakistan, Iran, China and Mongolia who all said they were devastated by their unexpected discharge.

Turkey has ordered the release of U.S. pastor Andrew Brunson, who has been in detention since 2016.

Guest: Michele Margolis It is conventional wisdom in American politics that Christian voters gravitate to the GOP ...

Morning Edition host Jennifer Lynn speaks with WHYY reporter Joe Hernandez about the latest on a handful of contests important to the election narrative in South Jersey.

McConnell called activists opposing Kavanaugh a "mob" and criticized Democrats for encouraging their actions.