Robert F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon face off in this photo of the first televised presidential debate in 1960. This was held in Chicago at CBS' WBBM-TV on September 26, 1960. Republican Richard Nixon ...

With less than a month to go before a deeply divided U.S. presidential election, the Honors College took the opportunity to give UMass Lowell students, faculty and staff a few skills that can help ...

Researchers in a recent study published in Argumentation and Advocacy argue that learning to debate builds comprehension, research skills and empathy – skills that are endangered by the advent of ...

Republican Richard Nixon and Democrat John F. Kennedy appeared in the first-ever televised debate between presidential candidates on Sept. 26, 1960. More than 65 million Americans watched. Fast ...

A few years back, I sat in the audience of a session at an Independent Sector conference listening to a marketing consultant say that the best way to inform the American public about the value of the ...

WASHINGTON STATE — Many high school seniors are getting ready to vote for the first time. To prepare, a civics class is teaching students how to debate hot-button topics while listening to all points ...

There was still time Tuesday night for either Vice President Kamala Harris or former President Donald Trump to sway Hofstra University sophomore Brian Kennedy as he waited for their debate to begin.

From undecided voters to just how the election will shake out, the uncertainty that still permeates this election cycle was something to be embraced at a nonprofit cinema in Santa Ana on Tuesday night ...

WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) — The debate about how to go back to school in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic – whether it be in person, online, or both – continues to divide Americans. “This is really, ...

Republican Richard Nixon and Democrat John F. Kennedy appeared in the first-ever televised debate between presidential candidates on Sept. 26, 1960. More than 65 million Americans watched. Fast ...