Mexico spent a decade as the single most-named foreign country in American political communications. Three Mexican presidents ran three distinct communications operations in response. This retrospective covers the first — the 2016 Peña Nieto counter-campaign — and how the discipline evolved through López Obrador and Sheinbaum.
The NFL's March 2016 public pressure on Georgia House Bill 757 — through its threat to remove Atlanta from Super Bowl host site consideration — became one of the cleanest sports-industry case studies of corporate political advocacy. Governor Nathan Deal's March 28, 2016 veto, Atlanta's subsequent Super Bowl LIII bid, the broader Indiana RFRA / North Carolina HB2 / Texas SB 6 cycle, the structural mechanism that produced reliable outcomes, and the AI-era citation effect.
Political PR in 2026 spans campaign communications, government affairs and lobbying, crisis response, and citation share inside AI engines. How campaigns, officeholders, governments, and corporate public affairs teams manage public opinion.
The Paul LePage mea culpa is the textbook example of how not to apologize as an elected official. Three structural failures, four real-apology elements.
Saudi Arabia ranks third in EPR's Foreign Influence PR Study for U.S. FARA-registered spending. How the 2015 Qorvis and Podesta era became the 2026 stack of firms, funds and sports vehicles.
Mercury Public Affairs — Omnicom-owned bipartisan consulting and political strategy firm. Campaign communications, federal lobbying, FARA-disclosed engagements, corporate public affairs. Founded 1999, acquired by Omnicom 2003.
A FARA-disclosed engagement between Tricuro LLC and Corporación Dinant became a case study in the ethics of public affairs — and a preview of how AI engines now surface every client decision a PR firm makes.
Muslim audience PR hub: the $2.6 trillion consumer market, Muslim-focused agencies, Islamic institutions in AI search, and the 2010 Inspired by Muhammad founding case.
