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Virginia Joins Popular-Vote Compact, Lifting Tally to 222 Electoral Votes

The addition puts the pact nearer its 270-vote trigger, raising fresh warnings of court challenges.

Pope Leo XIV Warns Concentrated Power Threatens Democracy

Jürgen Habermas Dies at 96, Prompting a Global Reappraisal of His Legacy

Study Finds Democracy’s Deep Global Roots in Ancient Societies

Jürgen Habermas, Champion of Deliberative Democracy, Dies at 96

Jürgen Habermas, Architect of the Public Sphere, Dies at 96

Jürgen Habermas, Defining German Public Intellectual, Dies at 96

Jürgen Habermas, Defining Voice of Postwar German Thought, Dies at 96

Jürgen Habermas, Architect of the Public Sphere, Dies at 96

Jürgen Habermas, German Philosopher and Public Intellectual, Dies at 96

Roy Medvedev, Soviet-Era Historian Who Challenged Stalin, Dies at 100

Satchidanandan Reasserts Call for Power Rotation, Elevating Kerala's Pre‑Election Fight

Haddad Launches ‘Capitalismo Superindustrial’ in São Paulo, Calls for Mobilization Against the Far Right

André Béteille, Pioneering Indian Sociologist, Dies at 91

Buckley v. Valeo at 50 Rekindles the Fight Over Money in Politics

Cristina Monge Wins €35,000 Premio Paidós for 'Contra el descontento'

Zedillo Decries Mexico’s “Destroyed” Democratic Pillars as Sheinbaum Rejects the Charge

Historian Götz Aly Warns Against Crude Nazi Parallels as New Book Debuts

Monreal Endorses Sheinbaum’s Electoral Reform While Safeguarding Proportional Representation

Von der Leyen Confronts Rare Censure Vote in Strasbourg as Coalition Holds Firm