The Sun sat down Thursday with former Rep. Bob Inglis, Sr. (R-S.C.) to talk about the evolution of his views on energy policy.

As Republican candidates, emerging from last week’s Super Tuesday primary elections, continue to compete for the GOP nomination, three Cornell professors said that former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney stands the greatest chance of winning the primary.

After she was verbally assailed by Rush Limbaugh on his talk show, Sandra Fluke ’03 received an apology from the conservative radio host on Saturday.

Elana Dahlager '11 criticizes the ideological underpinnings of the Tea Party after her beloved Velvet Underground drummer came forward as a avid Tea Bagger.

Janis Kelly '71 announced the revival of monthly meetings for the City of Ithaca Republican Committee, an organization that has long been relatively dormant in the city.

Remember back in 2004 when that relatively unknown Senator from Illinois gave that magnificent Keynote Address at the Democratic National Convention and totally stole the show?

Even though he was not running for the nomination that year and the possibility of an African American president still seemed hard to imagine, it felt as though the Democratic Party had just found its answer to George W. Bush Reality-Lite politics.

It was clear we were witnessing a man who would change history — a new breed of politician equal parts Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King Jr. with a message of hope and the promise to challenge the status quo.