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The capstone research project by Bush School graduate students was recently cited in a White House Presidential Memorandum.

In response to a request from the committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, professor of communication Jennifer Mercieca provided a written statement on the former president's use of language.

A Texas A&M expert of state and local politics explains how the state's newly-drawn political maps – which are being challenged by the U.S. Department of Justice – will shape the next decade of Texas politics.

Pence was on campus Thursday for a lecture and Q&A session with students.

Texas A&M Bush School and College of Liberal Arts faculty members remember the late former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, secretary of state and national security advisor.

This year marks the 234th anniversary of the signing of the United States Constitution.

The career ambassador and former dean of Texas A&M's Bush School said lack of strategic patience by U.S. will boost Islamic militancy worldwide.

A Texas A&M sociology professor explains how the 2020 census results will affect House seats and the Electoral Congress.

The world will need to plan ahead and develop systems for fighting the next outbreak, Texas A&M experts say.

Texas A&M public health researchers say the end of mask mandates and other restrictions pose questions about responsibility and safety.