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Markus Schreiber/AP It's Still Not the End of History
Twenty-five years after Francis Fukuyama's landmark essay, liberal democracy is increasingly beset. Its defenders need to go back to the basics.
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London Mayor's Race Pits Pocketbook Against Personality in an Age of Austerity
With the U.K. in the midst of a double-dip recession, you might expect Londoners to toss the incumbent conservative whose party runs the nation -- if only he weren't so entertaining.
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Are Mormons Keeping Mitt Romney Afloat?
His victories in the Pacific Islands and American West show the power of a strong religious minority in low turn-out contests.
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Could Mitt Romney Be the First Jewish President?
The shared experience of Mormons and Jews as religious minorities in America has led to some surprising affinities
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How Mormonism Has Moderated Romney's and Huntsman's Politics
Widely considered one of America's most traditionalist religions, the church of Latter-day Saints also pushes believers into the world
