South Africa-U.S. relations hit new hurdles
The latest on hits to trade and HIV programs – and a controversial refugee program for white Afrikaners.
Republicans are increasingly sharing misinformation, research finds
Megan A. Brown and Maggie Macdonald - August 28, 2022
Republican candidates have dramatically increased how much they share from unreliable sources in just two years
Trump allegedly disparaged America’s war dead. The backlash probably won’t decide the election.
Jim Golby - September 9, 2020
But both campaigns want the public to think the military is on their side.
Right-wing websites are demonizing ‘antifa.’ Here’s how they portray the threat.
Curd Knüpfer - June 24, 2020
My research found that 27 right-wing websites were strikingly in sync in creating the impression of a menacing, indistinct threat
Prosecutors claim that a ‘boogaloo’ killed two cops. What’s a boogaloo?
Yonatan Lupu, Rhys Leahy, and Nicolás Velásquez Hernandez - June 16, 2020
The loosely organized far-right movement is associated with a distinctive look and discordant politics
Blame Fox, not Facebook, for fake news
Henry Farrell - November 6, 2018
Yochai Benkler, Rob Faris and Hal Robert, three scholars affiliated
Trying to understand how Jeff Flake is leaning? We analyzed his Twitter feed — and were surprised.
Gregory Eady, Jan Zilinsky, Jonathan Nagler, and Joshua Tucker - October 5, 2018
How did the president’s deep-red critic, Senator Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.),
No, one-third of African Americans don’t support Trump. Not even close.
Michael Tesler - August 17, 2018
President Trump has recently faced renewed allegations of racism. Many
What Roy Moore tells us about the Republican Party
David A. Hopkins - December 12, 2017
Roy Moore hasn’t spent much time lately trying to make
The U.S. has been arguing about the Bill of Rights since 1791
Andrew Rudalevige - September 20, 2017
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