Articles, tagged with "balance of power", page 1

Matt Bai’s recent New York Times article about the modern presidency portrays an executive with severely limited abilities to shape the world and America’s destiny. It argues that globalization has made it nearly impossible to effectively manage the econ...

At the Juggle, we've had plenty of discussion about wives outearning their husbands-and how that changes the balance of power at home and at work. Now, a new study has helped quantify this trend. The report, from the Pew Research Center and based on ce...

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California, one of the largest states in Western part of USA is a place, where the two main political parties, the Republicans and Democrats have almost equal presence. The balance of power is so even in the state, that the administration had to go for bi...