politics

“The Dinner Party” has reemerged in the wider public’s conscience has been a result of record numbers of people in the United States engaging in activism after the 2016 presidential election and #MeToo. Being one of the founding faculty…

On Nov. 25, U.S. agents closed a major border entry point between the U.S. and Mexico for approximately five hours and fired tear gas at migrants attempting to cross into the U.S. from Tijuana, Mexico.

The holidays can be a time when family gatherings generate political conversations. Check out this infographic for tips on how to steer the topic of conversation away from politics.

With the 2018 midterms concluded, and airwaves spared of further relentless political advertisements, students can continue on with their lives, focusing elsewhere. For political evaluators, it’s important for both sides of the political…

Here are the top stories during April 5 – April 27 from Texas, the United States and around the world.

Here are the top stories from March 8 – March 21 from Texas, the United States and around the world.

Of the many contentious topics in the last few months, none have grabbed the attention of Americans and people around the world as much as the rise in fake news, subjective coverage, and the introduction of alternative facts. These events…

This presidential election has shown us just how divided we have become as a nation. Now that we know the results of the election, we have to learn to live with the decision and with each other.

Just 30 minutes away from UHCL, CNN hosted the last GOP debate before Super Tuesday. The debate took place in the Moore’s Opera House at University of Houston and gave the five remaining candidates a final opportunity to sway voters.

The entertainment section—yes, the one with the movies, music and other seemingly inconsequential matters—is the single most important part of the newspaper, or all news, for that matter.