The strange saga of former Toronto mayor Rob Ford was enough to launch Canadian politics into the stratosphere of American attention.
That ultimately resulted in the launch of politics-focused sub-site Politix, where users can share political articles, fill out polls, and comment on the news without being (in Tolles' words) "that guy on Facebook" who's always annoying his friends with political commentary.
In short, Hugh Carey got me launched into politics — the doing of it and the writing about it.
The petition website recently launched Change Politics, a new website and mobile platform aimed at empowering voters with more valuable, curated information — beyond what we typically learn through campaign ads and party affiliation.
Change.org on Thursday launched Change Politics, a new website geared toward empowering voters.
BuzzFeed, now led by former Politico reporter Ben Smith, only launched a politics section on Sunday, and yet its reporters have already churned out numerous on-the-ground dispatches and hundreds of Iowa-related tweets from the same events as Times or Post reporters.
That's why The Huffington Post has launched a politics-themed sticker pack on Viber.
Before our Gen Z and throwback packs, we launched a politics-themed pack on Viber.
On Monday, New York will launch a new politics channel, "Early & Often," that bundles together each issue's political content, along with daily posts, a feature called "number of the day," videos, and pieces culled from the magazine's archives by writers like Slate's Jacob Weisberg, Time's Joe Klein, and Ms. magazine co-founder and feminist icon Gloria Steinem.
"The main drive behind the rocket launch was domestic politics," said Kim Yong-hyun, a professor of North Korean studies at Dongguk University in Seoul and a visiting scholar at Johns Hopkins University's Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies in Washington.
