In 1992, Ross Perot — a billionaire frustrated with America’s ballooning budget deficits and fed up with its two-party system — ran for president as an independent. He won 19% of the vote against the ...

Andrew Yang speaks at a political event in New Hampshire on Jan. 22, 2024. Reporter The seemingly impossible task of forming a viable third political party to rival the two-party system in the U.S. is ...

Megabillionaire Elon Musk, the richest man in the world, has announced the formation of a third American political party. Orlando attorney and Democratic megadonor John Morgan, who called for a third ...

Elon Musk is following through with his threat to challenge the traditional two-party system. Musk announced the creation of his America Party this weekend after an online poll he created showed 65% ...

The United States has had a long history as a two-party electoral system. But many, if not most, Americans are unhappy with what looks like a tired and worn-out party system, where the two old ...

Several new polls suggest that Elon Musk is repelling potential third-party voters. While many Americans are open to a third party, far fewer are interested in one created by Musk. The polling also ...

When host Garry Kasparov created the Renew Democracy Initiative in 2017, the founding manifesto warned that “the liberal-democratic order is under attack from within and without.” Eight years later, ...

Elon Musk announced the formation of a new political party called the "America Party" following the passage of the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act". Forming a political party in Ohio requires gathering a ...

Bad Takes is a column of opinion and analysis. “A ‘progressive’ is just a socialist with the brains knocked out.” — Wisconsin State Assemblyman George Tews, Jan. 5, 1932 The United States of America ...

Following the passage of the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," billionaire Elon Musk announced on July 5 that he's launching a new political party called the "America Party." Musk, who has been vocal ...

For decades, American voters have been told they have a choice. But in reality, that "choice" is almost always between two political parties that increasingly resemble each other in dysfunction and ...