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By Robert J. MullinsHaving failed at the federal level, activists around the U.S. seek to block genetically modified agriculture one county at a time.
By Mischa GausAs Democrats and Republicans alike commit to remaining engaged in Afghanistan, Iraq and beyond, the Pentagon struggles fill the ranks of an all-volunteer Army.
By Jennifer HammThe lessons of Florida’s election-tipping absentee ballots in 2000 are not lost on Democrats and Republicans, who are pursuing the overseas voters with unprecedented zeal.
By Sheila RileyAdvocates say Prop. 71 could save lives and earn big. Critics say there’s an all-too-human cost.
By Laila WeirThe Democrats are targeting popular social-networking services as the next online beachhead in this year’s hard-fought presidential campaign.
By Elizabeth Ahlin”Instant runoff” voting debuts this November in San Francisco, and could transform American politics.
By Daniel KreissThe union vote has been reliably Democratic. But what happens when organized labor tries to shake up the party?
By Rania TikooAn upsurge in interest by young voters has sparked a flurry of partisan activity hoping to tap into a groundswell.
By Julia Scott The battle for the religious vote pits free speech against nonprofit tax law and campaign finance reform.