Do policymakers listen to evidence or their own biases?
A new experiment with local officials across the U.S. shows that yes, strong evidence can shift attitudes.
What the Russian drones in Poland mean for NATO
Here’s what the NATO security treaty actually does – and doesn’t – require.
Why economic crises help right-wing parties
New research shows that voters do more than just punish the incumbents.
Hurricanes can bring disaster. Presidents can help – or not.
The White House has weakened FEMA’s ability to respond to natural disasters.
Autocracy or democracy? More and more people are ambivalent.
When faced with the choice between a dictator and democracy, some people choose both.
Russia’s Ukraine ‘peace’ plan may be doomed from the start
History shows settlements need local consent to endure.
Ukrainians don’t think much of Putin’s ‘peace’ plan
Our surveys from earlier this summer show overwhelming opposition to a Russian land grab.