Trump takes aim at collective bargaining at the federal level Laura C. Bucci - April 18, 2025 Limiting employee rights will leave the federal workforce with even fewer protections.
How Canadians see Trump’s trade war Tyler Girard - February 6, 2025 The threat of 25% U.S. tariffs may push Canadians to set aside internal political divisions.
Good Playlist: Songs of hope, optimism, and strength ▶️ Nadia E. Brown and Christine M. Slaughter - December 6, 2024 Here’s some inspiration from boomers, who've seen turbulent times before.
Political violence has a long, tragic history in the U.S. Andrew Rudalevige - July 14, 2024 Joe Biden said political violence in America is “unheard of.” If only.
Biden’s low poll numbers are exactly what we should expect Robert Griffin and John Sides / Managing Editor - July 11, 2022 We’re back to a world in which a weak economy hurts presidential approval.
Why aren’t Americans rallying around Biden during a war? Peter Enns and Douglas Kriner - April 4, 2022 Encouraged by some of their leaders, more Republicans disapprove of Biden than Democrats disapprove of Trump.
A new bill in Congress would end ‘legacy’ college preferences. Here’s why that matters. Jasmine Harris - February 14, 2022 ‘Legacy’ admissions were introduced to keep elite schools White. My research finds that that’s hurting Black and Brown students today.
Biden’s rhetoric on Ukraine has been quite moderate. Here’s what that means. Abigail S. Post - January 17, 2022 The language leaders use can shape international disputes, this research finds.
Biden just rescinded the ‘global gag rule.’ The next Republican president will restore it. Jennifer D. Sciubba - January 29, 2021 Policies about family planning once had bipartisan support. Here’s what changed.
Democratic presidents have traditionally hurt their parties. Joe Biden may be different. Josh Vincent and Daniel Galvin - January 20, 2021 Will he invest in building up a strong Democratic Party?