I'm watching Clinton Cash right now, and this may be explained at some point in the future in this documentary, but I'm the type of person that likes to ask questions and understand principles and meanings behind facts right away, especially when the information is political. So far, the docume...

In the aftermath of the failed coup in Turkey nearly 3000 judges were "sacked" among them two members of the constitutional court (source for example this Washington Post article) as well as many teachers, academics and military staff. See this related question here (asking a different question)....

Is the oath or acceptation of nomination then valid, because the full name of the country is United States of America. The full name of the oath taker or nominee is said in full. Under such circumstances isn't the oath or acceptance of nomination invalid?

Laws are the results of decisions by politicians, so they are inherently political. But we also have a website law stackexchange. How do I tell if my question belongs on Politics.SE or Law.SE?

How can Daesh acquire these modern weapons? Is it known that What countries these weapons belong for?