Meddling in medical recommendations is nothing new for politicians

Video Boseman decides to put politics on back burner Body Julia Boseman will be putting politics on hold for a while. Boseman's partner is expecting a baby boy, and she says it's time to focus on her family. State Senator Julia Boseman says you can't put a price on your family, and with a new baby on the way, she doesn't want to miss a minute. Julia Boseman says this baby nursery is still a work ...

Things you only know if you’re single...that the politics of contemporary godparenting are labyrinthine.

The Queen's speech should be judged not on its emphasis on electoral goals, but on whether it embodies smart politics Party politics in the Queen's speech ? Dear God, are there no depths to which this disgraced and disgraceful government will not sink? An absurdly large part of the political class is behaving like the characters in a HM Bateman cartoon today. Bateman would have drawn a glorious ...

THERE IS a view of politics that is very popular among Filipino politicians. It is summed up by the oft-repeated line attributed to the late Sen. Eulogio “Amang” Rodriguez: “Politics is addition.”

The recent unpopularity of President Asif Ali Zardari and resentment of America follow a familiar script.

If politics could be roughly described as the art of governance of a state and the Nigerian 1999 Constitution recognises only candidates nominated by parties, the mad rush by politicians to secure party sponsorship should be clearly understood, if not absolutely approved.

Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate for the governorship election in Anambra State, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, has explained why he decided to dabble into politics in spite of the advice of his friends and other concerned stakeholders, saying he has a desire to correct the many ills bedeviling Anambra State.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan -- These days, politics here look more and more like a movie Pakistanis have seen before. Anti-Americanism is peaking. Enemies of the state lurk around every corner, if the nationalist media is to be believed. President Asif Ali Zardari could hardly be more unpopular.

Vice Chief of Air Staff Air Marshal P K Barbora took a swipe at the political class, saying politics over defence purchases impinged 'very badly' on the country's military requirements.