Trump’s push to exit the WHO could impact global disease control
A Good Chat on what you need to know about the potential U.S. withdrawal and its consequences.
Why the 2024 presidential election wasn’t about local politics
Voters may not blame the president when bad things happen in their communities.
Political polarization is draining America’s blood supply
A new study shows how the growing political divide hurts prosocial behavior.
Parties promise unity, but many South Africans may sit out election
An expert discusses racial politics, the potential for election violence, and youth political engagement ahead of May 29 elections.
Why protesters are targeting Xi Jinping for China’s ‘zero covid’ failures
Protests across China reveal the depth of anger and frustration over strict government lockdown policies
Taiwan is moving away from ‘zero-covid.’ That’s harder than it seems.
When people see the virus as a national threat, they expect strict government policies to remain in place
Latin American countries had very different covid-19 death rates. Which policies worked?
Collaboration helped forge more effective government responses, our research found
The Supreme Court’s vaccine mandate ruling shows it’s ready to second-guess government policy
For decades, the court deferred to the government’s judgment. Now it’s heading back to the Lochner era.