Chappatte on the Vote to Impeach Dilma Rousseff
Brazilians react to the Senate vote to suspend the president and begin an impeachment trial against her.
House Is Set to Vote on 18 Bills to Address Opioid Addiction
House Republicans have scheduled votes this week on bills that include measures to make it easier for doctors to treat patients addicted to opioids, and to offer greater protections for veterans and for children affected by the opioid epidemic.
Brazil’s Senate to Vote on Ousting Dilma Rousseff After Months of Turmoil
Brazil’s Senate will begin voting Wednesday on whether to suspend President Dilma Rousseff and put her on trial on accusations of manipulating the budget.
Bobby Jindal Decides to Vote for Donald Trump, the Lesser of Two Evils
Former Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, who has been extremely critical of Donald J. Trump, wrote in an article in The Wall Street Journal that he will nevertheless vote for him this fall.
Picture This: A Photo of Your Vote
Snapchat has joined a legal battle to ensure the right to take a selfie inside the voting booth.
Why Do Some Vote Against Their Best Interests?
A Democratic state representative in New Hampshire is puzzled, and recounts a telling anecdote.
Daily Report: A Vote on Driver Labor Rights
Seattle is expected to vote Monday on whether on-demand drivers have the right to collectively negotiate on pay and working conditions.
Catering to the Latino Vote
A reader criticizes an effort to win over Latinos with free turkeys, citing his experience with Mexican politics.
Paul Ryan Steers Refugee Bill, and Some Cover, to a House Vote
Less than a week after the Paris attacks and after some maneuvering by Mr. Ryan, the new speaker, the House on Thursday is set to approve a bill that would institute new screening standards for refugees from Syria and Iraq, but would not suspend the program or introduce religious tests.