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In the aftermath of the recent federal government shutdown, a majority of Americans polled say they want to see more compromise among their elected representatives.

The United States is negotiating a delicate “pivot” toward Asia in foreign policy, journalist James Mann told a University of Delaware audience.

Two University of Delaware alumni from across the aisle – Democrat David Plouffe and Republican Steve Schmidt – offered their views on the 2012 election during a National Agenda “Road to the Presidency” presentation on Wednesday in Mitchell Hall.

Two University of Delaware alumni from across the aisle – Democrat David Plouffe and Republican Steve Schmidt – offered their views on the 2012 election during a National Agenda “Road to the Presidency? presentation on Wednesday in Mitchell Hall.

Students made use of the 2012 Election Central event to gather in the Trabant University Center the night of Nov. 6 and watch the national results unfold.

Students, faculty and community members packed UD’s Mitchell Hall to hear a series of debates by candidates for statewide office in Delaware.

Colorful and highly charged conventions remain an important part of American politics despite a number of concerns — among them high costs, tight security, heavily vetted and teleprompted speeches.

Voters will be able to hear the views of candidates on the ballot in the First State during Delaware Debates 2012, a joint initiative by the Center for Political Communication and First State Media.

The aftermath of 9/11 saw national security become a boom industry with the emergence of a massive “military intelligence complex” and no end to taxpayer-funded growth in sight, the Washington Post’s Dana Priest told a large University of Delaware Global

Homecoming was extended with the return to campus of University of Delaware alumnus and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who delivered an animated National Agenda talk on leadership, politics and the challenges facing the nation’s governors before a full h