On April 24, President Biden officially recognized the 1915 Armenian genocide, an action unprecedented by any previous U.S. president.

The Biden administration aims to withdraw all American troops by the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.

An April 9 ruling determined that religious gatherings of three or more households in private homes are protected under the First Amendment.

“Global Conflict Awareness Conference” aimed to promote Western consciousness and featured student research and panels.

The April 7 conference will contain four separate panels addressing the connection between governance and climate change.

Safety measures like lockdowns, social distancing and mask wearing have divided public opinion across political lines.

Matt Bernhard will speak to Chapman students regarding his work with securing elections and recounting ballots during the 2020 election.

Chapman plans to implement a center for presidential studies in hopes of gaining status as a leading institution in the field.

Professor Fadel Lawandy addresses the state of the economy and the road to economic recovery under the new administration.

President Biden moved to rejoin the U.N. Human Rights Council, another move to reverse policies enacted by former president Trump.

With former President Donald Trump no longer in office and unable to post on social media, many students feel less stress in their daily lives.

Professors John Compton and Kyle Longley discussed issues of polarization and distrust in a political forum.

Orange County reflected higher-than-average voter turnout in the 2020 general election, a trend visible across the nation.

With over 3.9 million more popular votes than President Donald Trump, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden took the lead in Pennsylvania and Georgia.

With the winner of the 2020 presidential race yet to be determined, a victory for either candidate hinges on results from battleground states.

Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s confirmation established her lifelong term on the Supreme Court as an associate justice.

The final face-off between Donald Trump and Joe Biden demonstrated civility not seen in their first debate, but questions still arose about its substantivity.

Orange County voters will either reelect Democratic Rep. Katie Porter or restore a historically Republican district by electing Republican candidate Greg Raths.

The debate touched upon questions about civility and unity and addressed the coronavirus pandemic in light of President Donald Trump’s own positive diagnosis.

Voters in California can vote on 12 ballot initiatives that directly influence state policy and legislation in the general election. Here are the top five to know.