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Homegrown ‘fake news’ is a bigger problem than Russian propaganda. Here’s a way to make falsehoods more costly for politicians.

Yusaku Horiuchi and Brendan Nyhan - October 23, 2017
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This new poll shows that populism doesn’t stem from people’s economic distress

Brian Rathbun, Evgeniia Iakhnis, and Kathleen Powers - October 19, 2017
It's not about your finances. It's about how you think the rich and poor are doing.

Trump’s criticism of the Iran nuclear deal may only lead to more nuclear weapons

Nicholas Miller - October 6, 2017
The fate of the JCPOA may be even more important.

Americans love to hate foreign aid, but the right argument makes them like it a lot more

Taylor Tidwell, Reuben Hurst, and Darren Hawkins - May 4, 2017
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France’s critical election happens in June, not on Sunday

John Carey - May 3, 2017
The second round of France’s presidential election, on Sunday, is

Trump’s threat of steel tariffs heralds big changes in trade policy

Chad Bown - April 21, 2017
President Trump announced Thursday that he was directing the commerce secretary

We can’t find any evidence of voting fraud in New Hampshire.

Sean Westwood, Michael Herron, and David Cottrell - February 28, 2017
[caption id="attachment_54730" align="aligncenter" width="960"] A ballot box is set Nov.

We checked Trump’s allegations of voter fraud. We found no evidence at all.

David Cottrell, Michael Herron, and Sean Westwood - December 2, 2016
There weren't millions of fraudulent votes.

Trump says we can reduce the debt by making U.S. allies pay for military protection

Carla Norrlof and William Wohlforth - November 3, 2016
That's mostly wrong.

A presidential candidate can’t threaten to imprison his opponent if he wants to live in a democracy

Joshua Tucker - October 11, 2016
In the aftermath of the second U.S. presidential debate on
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