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Donald Trump descended the famous escalator in Trump Tower one year ago Thursday to launch a presidential campaign that seemed so outrageous, provocative and unconventional that it was dismissed as […]
More recently he sparked outrage by insisting he could not receive fair treatment from San Diego federal Judge Gonzalo Curiel, who is overseeing the lawsuit against his now-defunct real estate school, […]
After the attack in Orlando, I spoke with Jeffrey Simon, a visiting lecturer in the department of political science at UCLA and the author of Lone Wolf Terrorism: Understanding the Growing […]
DOHA: Promoting labour intensive private industries, especially the employment generating small and medium enterprises (SMEs), and ensuring inclusive growth with social justice system, are some of key initiatives that can […]
For archaeologists and historians interested in the ancient politics, religion and language of the Indian subcontinent, two UCLA professors and their student researchers have creatively pinpointed sites that are likely […]
Ms. Rivera previously taught at Cathedral City High School from 2006-2013 and is a resident of Indio. She earned a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from UCLA, and a master’s […]
Getting people to put on one set of glasses rather than another to view their political choices is part of what campaigns do to win elections. The fight to frame […]
UCLA political science professor Lynn Vavreck and political reporters Sasha Issenberg and Dylan Byers agreed that Trump has used outrageousness to attract media attention.
Hillary Clinton’s camp thinks it’s time for voters to step into line and stop criticizing their candidate.
In the past, political scientists and economists have used economic growth models to predict presidential election results. The overall record of this methodology has been fairly good. The book jacket […]
