Steve McKee is a branding expert, author, and visiting fellow at The Heritage Foundation exploring ideas and their influence. Learn more about him here. Campaign slogans tend to focus on a single ...

The first vehicle of the brand we know as Jeep today was made in 1940, but back then, there was no Jeep slogan, because the Jeep was first and foremost a war vehicle, born from WWII. The 1940 Willys ...

Presidential campaigns in the United States are as much about spectacle and showmanship as they are about actual policies—possibly even more so. And while technological advancements like television ...

This trend is concerning given the fact that Nippon Steel has put their money where their mouth is by recently announced an investment of $1.3 billion into two U.S. Steel plants, Pennsylvania-based ...

Vice President Kamala Harris has quickly converted President Joe Biden‘s reelection campaign into her own since securing the president’s endorsement following his announcement that he would ‘pass the ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. The Republican nominee, former President Donald Trump, and Harris, the ...

When Presidential elections occur in the United States, sometimes a witty catchphrase from a campaign can captivate and inspire millions of potential voters. In many ways, campaign slogans from White ...

In a close race, the right campaign slogan can be crucial to victory. Campaigns often have one or perhaps two that they use to set the tone for a campaign or to attack an opponent or both. This year, ...

It may not be the most cited campaign factors, but campaign slogans can and do play a role. The communications relations manager at Communications@Syracuse, Jennifer Dutcher writes “other factors ...

While more and more tourists are coming to the District as the city recovers from the pandemic, tourists from abroad are noticeably absent. The city is now trying to lure back international travelers ...

After reminiscing about his 2016 campaign, Trump turned to the crowd to choose a slogan between his signature “Make America Great Again” and a new slogan, “Keep America Great.” Using cheers to vote, ...