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Khaleda Zia, Bangladesh’s first female prime minister and a staunch adversary of the ousted leader Sheikh Hasina, has passed away after a prolonged illness. She was 80 years old.

"That's not the direction we're going," cautioned Ali Velshi

A lowly 11% of Iranian survey respondents said they still support the Iranian Revolution of 1979 and Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson is encountering criticism following her statement that she lies awake at night worrying about "the state of our democracy."

Notch another win for Team Trump — and common sense — with the Supreme Court’s ruling that a president can fire people who work for him.

Trump has consistently expressed admiration for authoritarian leaders such as Vladimir Putin, Kim Jong Un, and Xi Jinping, and he's now set to have a parade reminiscent of those held by autocrats

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated on Friday, following his meeting with President Donald Trump at the White House the previous day, that he found the U.S. administration willing to engage in dialogue

Melissa Deckman, CEO of the Public Religion Research Institute, said Americans' views of Trump show they're concerned that "democracy is on the line."

The independent senator also took aim at the Democrats for having "no vision for the future" on the latest episode of "Meet the Press" this past Sunday

Back during the campaign, Trump pretended his “Dictator on Day 1” talk was just a joke. One hundred days in, it’s clear he was not joking.

Trump is following the playbook of autocrats around the world — and it could change America forever.

Apparently, MEGA, which stands for "Make Europe Great Again," is more than just a catchphrase

It's not uncommon for presidents to emphasize executive actions during their second term, yet Trump's approach stands out as different

Republicans are so excited about President Trump's re-election that they've contributed to reversing a decades-long decline in overall contentment with the functioning of American democracy, according to a recent Gallup poll

Currently, the Democratic Party is the less democratic of the two major parties, and their politics, dominated by insiders, accounts for both Joe Biden's rise and Kamala Harris's setback

Alvin Bragg has come up with yet another law-bending theory in his pursuit of Donald Trump. Gov. Hochul must fire him immediately.

Bob Casey lost the Pa. Senate election to David McCormick. Naturally, the Dems have brought in Marc Elias to try and steal the seat back.

Warnings like one Joe Scarborough made Monday that Donald Trump is "preparing for civil war" is a dangerous as it is ludicrous.

January 6... Ending the Constitution... Detaining 21 million people... America, we've got some unfortunate news

The symbolic vow serves as a critique of the former president's authoritarian inclinations and the Supreme Court's recent decision on presidential immunity

Over the weekend, the contentious billionaire posted a right-wing rant claiming that people with low testosterone, regardless of gender, should not hold government positions

NY Post readers discuss President Biden’s proposal to implement 18-year term limits for Supreme Court justices.

The British politician praised the U.S. presidential candidate, whose campaign is often seen as a threat to Ukraine aid spending and to American democracy.