Transition of power poses questions about U.S.-Russia relations
The last two U.S. presidential elections raised questions about every step in the electoral process. WORLD has identified some of the most talked-about issues related to election integrity and investigated the vulnerabilities in the system.
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The new administration will have a historic opportunity and a huge responsibility on the global stage
President-elect Trump’s pick to lead the NIH will do more than challenge the old establishment
Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy may have what it takes to cut out government waste
Carving out a path forward for evangelicals in response to the Trump administration
As the the president-elect doubles down on tariffs, the Supreme Court takes on a pivotal case on parental rights and gender identity
Financial analyst David Bahnsen “can’t say enough good things” about final Team Trump economic pick. Also, markets and housing are still a bit overpriced and will likely face some “reversion to the mean”
After another high-stakes election, Americans on both sides settle into the realities of democracy
David Bahnsen says Trump’s Treasury pick prioritizes growth first to solve the U.S. debt crisis, but he has concerns about the president-elect’s Labor nominee
Nathan Hochman, the new district attorney of Los Angeles, pledged to roll back the progressive policies of his predecessor
Proposition 314 allows local law enforcement to arrest illegal migrants, but it will remain on hold pending a court resolution
It’s telling that an election result creates an existential crisis for the press
Reporting on the major issues and key races in all 50 states.
