These Democrats have established moderate credentials
Ideological moderation might appeal to conservatives, but it can also rankle liberals.
Hantavirus and Ebola strain a post-Trump global health system
These recent disease outbreaks show how U.S. aid cuts and withdrawals from international organizations weaken global health responses.
The Wedding Present, ‘Kennedy’: The Week In One Song
Judge orders Kennedy Center de-Trumped.
Good to Know: Exiting an international organization
10 big questions about IO withdrawals and member suspensions – and the consequences for countries that exit international organizations.
How Asian American politics has changed, and where it stands today
A Good Chat with Janelle Wong challenges the misconceptions about Asian American political behavior.
The political polarization of health outcomes in the U.S.
Conservatives are getting sicker, and mistrust of doctors is a plausible cause.
Is the Israel-Palestine divide driving Democratic voters?
It was an issue in this week’s Pennsylvania primary. But it isn’t a priority for Democrats nationwide.
Ned’s Atomic Dustbin, ‘Cut Up,’: The Week In One Song
Opportunistic redistricting follows the weakening of the Voting Rights Act.
Are you ready to vote? It’s Eurovision time.
The ostensibly apolitical song contest is once again combining crystals and controversy. Cue the fire and violins.
State media control impacts the output of U.S.-based LLMs
Training data for LLMs does not just fall from the sky, our research finds.