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Republican lawmakers hope that the impeachment trial in the Senate ends quickly, as shown in their reticence to allow witnesses and important documents as material for the Senators to consider. Howell points out the strategic reasons for this maneuver.

Many officials within the Kremlin resigned after Putin's recent state-of-the-union speech, and surprising appointments along with constitutional changes. Sonin considers these changes as they pertain to the Kremlin's short-term tactics.

Do contentious primaries have an effect on general election results? How does bigotry permeate public policy? What are the true forces driving polarization today? Not Another Politics Podcast delves into these questions and more in its first season.

Do divisive primaries actually affect how candidates will perform in general elections? It's a question political scientist have been trying and failing to untangle, but we found someone who may have an answer.

John Preus' exhibition "Adaptation" opens on Thursday on the first floor of the Keller Center.

Chang hopes his Master of Science in Computational Analysis and Public Policy degree will help him connect policymakers with community members to address issues affecting Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities.