Americans agree with their state and local officials on climate action
Although Congress seems unable to act, enough states, cities and counties are mobilizing to make a dent in U.S. carbon emissions
Leaks don’t hurt trust in the Supreme Court. Unpopular decisions do.
That’s what our research found
Americans see Afghan and Ukrainian refugees very differently. Why?
But research suggests some approaches can help communities successfully absorb all kinds of refugees
Everyone loves to hate the IRS. That’s a problem.
Our research found ways to increase public support for funding the agency
With nearly 800,000 U.S. covid deaths, what’s keeping people from getting vaccinated? Their own social circles.
When friends and family aren’t vaccinated, people are more reluctant to get the shot.
Rep. Boebert labels Rep. Omar a jihadist. Why don’t GOP leaders condemn the slur?
Many Republican voters endorse anti-Muslim sentiments, my research finds
How Republican leaders could motivate their voters to get vaccinated against the coronavirus
Our research found an argument that boosts Republicans’ willingness to get vaccinated.
Democrats and Republicans seem to agree about one foreign policy point: Getting tough on China
But research suggests that U.S. concerns about a rising China won’t bring Democrats and Republicans closer together
Americans want police to release body-cam footage. But there’s a bigger worry.
Without disclosure requirements, police body cameras might simply expand surveillance without oversight.