Politics is often seen as a game of chess, with players strategically moving their pieces to gain an advantage over their opponents. From Congress to the White House, from gun laws to national security, every decision and every move made in the political arena can have far-reaching consequences. In recent years, the political landscape has become increasingly polarized, with tensions running high and tempers flaring on both sides of the aisle.
One might argue this appears rather personal — there has, in fact, only ever been one transgender woman to play in international cricket. The root of ICC's ban on trans women in international cricket lies in the organization's strict adherence to traditional gender norms and the fear of controversy that could arise from allowing transgender athletes to compete.
Former President Donald Trump lawyer John Lauro previews his criminal defense in the 2020 election indictment on NBC's “Meet the Press.' The ongoing legal battles surrounding the 2020 election have further fueled the divide between Democrats and Republicans, with each side accusing the other of voter fraud and election tampering.
The Barbenheimer double feature actually works surprisingly well. Here's how Greta Gerwig and Christopher Nolan tell similar stories in different ways, highlighting the importance of storytelling and narrative in shaping public opinion and influencing political discourse.
Most deliberate political martyrdom. Liz Cheney set her political career on fire this year and never seemed to bat an eye. The Wyoming congresswoman's outspoken criticism of former President Trump and her refusal to back down in the face of backlash from her own party has made her a controversial figure in the Republican Party.
Why does a journal of science need to cover politics? It is a question that Nature often gets asked when we publish articles covering political issues, such as climate change, healthcare reform, and scientific funding. The intersection of science and politics is a complex and often contentious one, with scientists and policymakers often at odds over how to address pressing global challenges.
Playing Dirty or Just Plain Playing — The Game of Political Hardball. Since the midterm elections, we've seen a number of examples of hardball tactics being employed by both Democrats and Republicans to gain a tactical advantage. From gerrymandering to voter suppression, the political game has become increasingly cutthroat and competitive.
Since Donald Trump's rise in 2015, calling his presidency Orwellian has been a kind of shibboleth among critics. After Trump's first week in office, it became clear that his administration would be characterized by deceit, misinformation, and a disregard for democratic norms. The Trump presidency has been a divisive and tumultuous time in American politics, with many critics comparing his leadership style to that of a totalitarian dictator.
Bob Dole wasn't one of those establishment types who stuck up their nose about Donald Trump's hostile takeover of the Republican Party in. Dole, a longtime Republican senator and former presidential candidate, has been a vocal critic of Trump and his brand of politics. Despite being a member of the same party, Dole has refused to toe the party line and has instead chosen to speak out against the divisive rhetoric and policies of the Trump administration.
Marcos Jr. says 'weak leader' remark by Duterte 'just plain politics'. Presidential candidate Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. said Tuesday that the recent criticism of his leadership abilities by Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte was simply a political maneuver to discredit his candidacy. Duterte's comments have sparked a debate over the role of personal attacks in political campaigns and the impact they can have on public perception.
