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The Power of Perception: Trump’s Lawsuits May Not Have a Legal Basis, but Still Harm Democracy

Election lawsuits are nothing new in the United States, but President Donald Trump’s legal action and refusal to concede are bordering on...

From not conceding the election to calling the election “the greatest fraud in the history of our country” Donald Trump has seemingly gone out of...

Fear, resentment and hate are making a comeback in France. Indeed, the recent terror attacks that took place in Paris, Nice and Lyon...

The Islamic Republic of Pakistan has had military dictatorships dating back all the way to 1958, when General Ayub Khan assumed the role as the...

India’s Constitution, which came into effect in 1950, outlines the rights guaranteed to citizens in India. Similar to other democracies,...

Facebook says that it provides an essential ingredient for healthy democracies: an open, unbiased forum for public deliberation, the proverbial...

The Scandinavian countries have historically been some of the most robust and fruitful democracies of modern times. Each nation ranks...

This past month, the 2020 Presidential Election took place and most of the country sat in front of the nearest news source as we...

The United States is in the midst of a sea change in public opinion in how it approaches the issue of drug addiction. Proposed changes are not...