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In a protested Monday night event, John Bolton, former national security advisor to President Donald Trump, made his first public appearance since the launch of the impeachment inquiry at a packed Page Auditorium.
Justice Department prosecutors decided not to charge former deputy FBI director Andrew McCabe, Trinity ‘90, for allegedly lying to investigators, The New York Times reported Friday.
Celebrity attorney Michael Avenatti, known in part for his accusations about Duke men’s basketball, has been convicted of extortion and fraud charges.
North Carolina may be a presidential battleground state, but the U.S. senatorial, congressional and state races are shaping up to be battles of their own.
A nearly 16,000-square-foot ballroom couldn’t fit all of Bernie Sanders’ supporters at the Durham Convention Center Friday.
Amid the recent resurfacing of a controversial audio recording of Michael Bloomberg defending “stop and frisk,” the Democratic presidential candidate and former New York City mayor cast himself as the “un-Trump” at a rally Thursday.
After Iowa and New Hampshire, the primary season is in full swing. Election fever will soon be making its way to Duke.
Rev. William Barber II, M.Div. ’89, spoke to the crowd about the importance of voting in the current political climate. He is a former president of the North Carolina NAACP, and he was a leader in building the Moral Mondays movement.
Here’s how each of the seven Duke alumni in Congress stood on impeachment, beyond just their vote.
For students at Duke Kunshan University, their semester has been anything but typical.
An individual admitted to Duke Hospital on Friday showing symptoms of respiratory illness tested negative for coronavirus, according to a Saturday night news release.
An unidentified individual is being treated and tested at Duke Hospital for a possible case of coronavirus.
After an unsuccessful gubernatorial run in 2008, Duke professor Michael Munger is diving back into politics.Munger, who is listed as a Libertarian candidate running for the North Carolina House of Representatives, also ran for governor as a Libertarian in 2008.
With Early Decision Blue Devil Days having wrapped up this past weekend, The Chronicle decided to look into how Duke fared in Early Decision compared to its peers.
Duke Energy has agreed to clean up nearly 80 million tons of coal ash out of unlined basins in what many state regulators are calling the largest cleanup of its type in U.S. history.
Peter Feaver, director of the Duke program in American Grand Strategy and professor of political science and public policy, said he’s glad AGS can host Bolton while he’s so present in the news.
Ranjan Sudan was found not guilty on all assault charges filed against him Dec. 12, according to his attorney.
A report from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security closed the door on a multi-year saga of speculated foreign interference in Durham’s 2016 presidential election.
For years, Durham residents have had to deal with disruptive parties held by Duke students. A Durham Police Department initiative aims to change that. The idea is to “keep students clean from having a record, but ultimately change behavior."
A Fuqua professor is running for North Carolina state treasurer and seeks to take a long-term, analytical approach to how the state manages its $95 billion pension.
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