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.
Will there ever be comprehensive immigration reform in the U.S.?
Eric Gonzalez Juenke - May 2, 2026
Immigration reform remains popular, but Trump may have closed the window – for now.
The long-standing Democratic advantage in party identification is gone
Brian Schaffner - March 25, 2026
A new report shows how much the partisan landscape has shifted.
Good to Know: As New START expires, what’s next?
Ananya Balakrishnan, Maria C. Garcia, and Stacie Goddard - February 19, 2026
This bilateral arms control treaty expired in February 2026, raising big questions about future options to curtail nuclear arsenals.
The Federal Reserve is still playing defense
Sarah Binder and Mark Spindel - January 21, 2026
Four takeaways from the latest bouts between Trump and the Federal Reserve.
Central Asian leaders forge new deals with Trump
Isabelle DeSisto - November 12, 2025
Here’s what happened at this year’s C5+1 meeting.
Nancy Pelosi, a master legislator and partisan warrior
Michele Swers - November 7, 2025
A formidable member of Congress will step down next year.
Congress used to pass bipartisan immigration laws. What happened?
Eric Gonzalez Juenke - November 5, 2025
The end of the Cold War laid the foundation for our polarized immigration era.
Black members of Congress are aging – but not stepping down
Nadia E. Brown and Michael G. Strawbridge - October 9, 2025
Our data finds Congressional Black Caucus members enter office later and stay in office longer than their colleagues.
2024 brought high voter turnout – but a growing racial gap
Devin Caughey, Bernard Fraga, Robert Griffin, and Christopher Warshaw - October 7, 2025
New data shows that while white turnout has spiked, turnout among Black and other non-white Americans has stagnated.