Ohio cat rumors – and why misinformation about minorities goes viral Christopher Clary, Sumitra Badrinathan, Simon Chauchard, and Niloufer Siddiqui - September 16, 2024 A Good Chat with researchers studying ways to combat dangerous rumors against minorities elsewhere.
Key takeaways from the 2024 NATO summit James Goldgeier - July 12, 2024 Projecting a strong alliance isn’t easy, especially when American politics are so uncertain.
Will Congress shut down the government over aid to Israel and Ukraine? Elizabeth N. Saunders, Sarah Binder, Michael Tesler, Jordan Tama, and Andrew Payne - November 14, 2023 Four experts examine how U.S. foreign policy is dividing both Republicans and Democrats.
Urban flooding has everything to do with real estate corruption Malini Ranganathan - September 9, 2022 In Bengaluru and elsewhere, shady land deals and the effects of climate change are a disastrous mix
Most Republicans ignored constituents’ opinions on marriage equality Andrew R. Flores - August 15, 2022 In roughly 90 percent of U.S. congressional districts, a majority support marriage rights for same-sex couples, my research finds. So why didn’t more Republicans vote in favor?
Many Ethiopians see illegal migration as the only escape from violence Lauren Carruth and Lahra Smith - July 18, 2022 Governments and asylum systems offer women few protections, our research finds
What to watch for at the 2022 NATO summit James Goldgeier and Sara Moller - June 28, 2022 Putin’s invasion of Ukraine complicates discussions of the alliance’s new Strategic Concept
Americans aren’t asking for transgender sports bans. So why pass them? Patrick Miller, Jami Taylor, , Daniel Lewis, and Andrew R. Flores - May 22, 2022 Conservative Republicans are pushing a policy agenda.
A Sinn Fein win in Northern Ireland could bring big changes Kimberly Cowell-Meyers and Carolyn Gallaher - May 5, 2022 What might happen to political power sharing — and calls for Irish reunification?
Russians think they’re engaged in a heroic struggle with the West Lily Wojtowicz and Dina Smeltz - April 13, 2022 A new survey finds that the public in Russia believes President Vladimir Putin’s rationale for the ‘military operation’ in Ukraine.