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WATCH: Hong Kong Student Leader Joshua Wong Talks Protest Aims

By Helen Regan

The Delta Blues

By Joe Klein

Rock the Vote Wants Young Voters to 'Care Like Crazy' About the Midterms

By Maya Rhodan

Indonesia Scraps Regional Polls

By Yenni Kwok
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A Virtual Cycle

Nobody wins when voters only experience politics second hand

By Joe Klein

People Died So I Could Vote

It’s hard not to go to the polls when a generation of African-Americans risked—and sometimes lost—their lives to get you there

By Jocelyn Y. Stewart

Pakistani Protesters Storm State TV Station

The attack comes just hours after the military calls for a peaceful solution to the political stalemate

By David Stout

Women Find GOP 'Intolerant,' Report Says

A gender gap persists

By Maya Rhodan

Pro-Clinton Group Touts Her Record on Women

Hillary Clinton’s shadow campaign emphasizes her empowerment of women

By Jay Newton-Small

Students Challenge Texas Voter ID Law in Court

Trial set for September

By Maya Rhodan

This Election Season, Revenge of the Thirds

Extra-party politicians heat up the race for 2014

By Jay Newton-Small

Senator Plagiarized Final Paper for Master's Degree

A Walsh campaign spokeswoman says the plagiarism was a "mistake"

By Alex Rogers

What's the Future of Hong Kong's Democracy Movement?

An official, 100-plus-page report to Beijing on Hong Kong's political development is unlikely to satisfy the city's increasingly frustrated democracy activists, but Hong Kongers are beginning to tire of confrontation

By TIME Staff

The World's Third Biggest Democracy Is in Political Limbo

Indonesia's highly polarized presidential election ends in a close call. The country must wait at least until final results are declared on July 22 to know the shape of its political future

By Yenni Kwok

Indonesia Will Decide Its Political Future

Indonesia's polarizing presidential race pits two hugely contrasting candidates and political philosophies against each other. The outcome could affect the future of the country's hard-won democracy

By Yenni Kwok

Rand Paul Says GOP 'Too Eager for War'

Says Jesus was the "Prince of Peace"

By Justin Worland

Beijing Blasts Unofficial Referendum in Hong Kong

Nearly 700,000 Hong Kongers have voted so far in a civil-society-backed poll on electoral change that Beijing dismisses as "an illegal farce"

By Emily Rauhala

Before Cantor: Seven Other Tea Party Upsets

The defeat of House Majority Leader Eric Cantor by a little-known Tea Partier isn't the first upset in recent election cycles

By FindTheBest/Kiran Dhillon

Blue States Barack Obama Won in 2012 Have More Rich Than Red States

The states with most poor residents tend to vote red, and those with the richest vote blue.

By FindTheBest/Kiran Dhillon

The Myth of Inevitability

Nothing is certain for Hillary Clinton in 2016

By Joe Klein
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