Friends, foes, and situationships in U.S. foreign policy Alexandra Guisinger, Katja Kleinberg, and Anna Rowland - November 20, 2024 How scholars and the U.S. public characterize China, the European Union, and India today.
The GOP is using bathrooms to target the first trans congresswoman Zein Murib - November 19, 2024 A long, ugly history of bathrooms-as-discrimination predates the attack on freshman member of Congress Sarah McBride.
Democrats invested in traditional campaign tactics. Was it a mistake? Danny Hayes, Joshua P. Darr, and Sean Whyard - November 19, 2024 New research finds the ground game is essential in presidential elections – 2024 was no exception.
How to think about the “racial realignment” in U.S. politics John Sides - November 18, 2024 Shifts in party coalitions don’t portend a shift in party positions.
Fantasy role-playing games like D&D help us deal with our reality Brent E. Sasley - November 15, 2024 The Dungeons & Dragons teamwork approach teaches strategies to address foreign policy and other challenges.
Democrats bet big on abortion in 2024. Voters had other priorities. Caroline Soler and Brian Schaffner - November 14, 2024 This issue helped Democratic House candidates, but not Kamala Harris.
Trump can use recess appointments to bypass the Senate Sarah Binder - November 13, 2024 But why would he want to?
What does Trump’s second term mean for immigration? Alexander Kustov - November 13, 2024 Expect even more restrictive policies – but Americans may again view immigration more positively.
Good to Know: Can China reboot its economy? Jeremy Wallace - November 12, 2024 Xi Jinping’s latest stimulus move kicks the can down the road.
Moldova chooses Europe again as Sandu wins reelection Isabelle DeSisto and Grigore Pop-Eleches - November 12, 2024 Modovans overseas helped reelect the pro-E.U. president, despite the Kremlin-backed interference.