Third party News

Chicago - Believe it or not, there are more than two people in the race for the US Presidency. Despite a blackout from the mainstream media and the political establishment, there will be a platform for the major third-party candidates next week.

A recent Gallup poll indicated that Americans are split on the need for a strong third party. Bill Lewis analyzes the benefits and viability of a strong third party in the United States.

Washington - Since the presidential campaign of Ross Perot in 1992, there has been a gradual call for a legitimate third party to battle against the Republicans and Democrats. In today's contentious political system, is there strong support for a third party?

As part of its strategy to boost its mobile presence, Facebook has launched an app center, which hosts a range of third party software.

In 2007, Rocky Anderson prepared a compelling case for the impeachment of President Bush. Today, he claims President Obama's crimes are even "more frightening," and he urges voters to organize and make a stand against tyranny.

It's Ron Paul, Jill Stein, Gary Johnson and Rocky Anderson vs. the Lesser of Two Evils in the 2012 U.S. Presidential Elections.

Washington - Republican Party presidential nominee in 2008 Senator John McCain predicted on Tuesday that a third U.S. political party will emerge soon in response to feelings of frustration over failure of the two parties to address economic problems of the nation.

Washington - A new USA Today/Gallup Poll reveals 52 percent of Americans believe the Democratic and Republican parties do such a poor job in Washington that a third party is needed, and for the first time, a majority of Republicans favor a third party.

Apple says iPhone will include third party applications and a smaller iPhone device will be released soon.