One of America's most renowned science museums dives into politics again this week with a new exhibition on climate change that curators say is an effort to separate fact from fear.

He’s a fifth-term state representative who wants to cut through the partisan politics that hamper progress in Iowa.

GREENSBORO - UNCG will host a discussion Oct. 27, on race, gender and electoral politics. The free event is from 6-8 p.m. in the Virginia Dare Room, Alumni House. It's sponsored by the African American Studies Program, the Women and Gender Studies Program and the Office of Multicultural Affairs. read more

“I entered politics to bring about change.� “I entered politics because I want this country to move forward. I don’t want Malta to be a mediocre member of the international community. I want it to be the best!�

NEW YORK (Reuters) - One of America's most renowned science museums dives into politics again this week with a new exhibition on climate change that curators say is an effort to separate fact from fear.

"Office politics will occur anytime there are three or more people in a conversation," notes business success and career coach John M. McKee, author of "Career Wisdom -- 101 Proven Strategies to Ensure Workplace Success."

Not since 1971, when the voting age was changed to 18, has the power of the "youth vote" been as relevant as in the upcoming national election. This message resonated last week in the Mary Foust Hall as the Warren Ashby Residential College hosted their biennial "Pizza and Politics" civil forum, a moderated, open discussion between UNCG students and state politicians.

A battle is brewing in New York state over just how far teachers can go in influencing students' political views

Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat said yesterday he wanted to set politics aside and pay more attention to his work - disregarding the problem-solving ideas of former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, his brother-in-law.

‘Tis the political season for students to debate presidential politics and discuss their party’s plan on key issues. Presidential candidates Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama made an appearance at Elon University Wednesday night — as cardboard cutouts.