A political disaster such as what occurred Tuesday gains significance not simply by virtue of who won or lost, but through how the election is interpreted. This is known as The Lesson of the election.

LONDON (AP) — When voters around the globe had their say in 2024, their message was often: “You’re fired.” Cas Mudde, a professor of international affairs at the University of Georgia who studies ...

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The message was always the same: One of you will win, losing does not make the others losers, but regardless, we must all accept the election results. Over seven million more people chose the other ...

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The recent election has left us with many lessons that we need to consider – particularly for the Body of Christ. In this critical moment, I believe God is speaking clearly to Christians engaged in ...

LONDON — When voters around the globe had their say in 2024, their message was often: “You’re fired.” About 70 countries that are home to half the world’s population held elections this year, and in ...