The WNBA influenced the Georgia Senate race, new research finds Angele Delevoye - November 30, 2020 After Kelly Loeffler attacked Black Lives Matter, the WNBA backed one of her opponents — who pushed her into a January runoff
Why NFL owners are supporting Black players’ protests — for now Bethany Lacina - September 12, 2020 Election season will stress-test the owners’ commitment.
The State Department labeled China’s Confucius programs a bad influence on U.S. students. What’s the story? Naima Green-Riley - August 24, 2020 Concerns over the ideological threat of these programs may be overblown
Trump wants to limit immigration to protect jobs. Will that work? Margaret E. Peters - June 28, 2020 Immigration allows U.S. companies to attract top talent from around the world
Colin Kaepernick is back in the news. Here’s how black athletes can inspire activism. Robert A. Bennett III, Nyron N. Crawford, and Christopher C. Towler - June 25, 2020 Our research found a measurable effect.
China and the U.S. blame each other for the coronavirus. But both countries made similar mistakes. Rui Zhong - March 17, 2020 Communication lags may prove costly.
Red states are finally starting to Google ‘coronavirus’ Michael Tesler - March 16, 2020 Sometimes, reality breaks through the partisan bubble
Mike Bloomberg said China isn’t a dictatorship. Is he right? Dimitar Gueorguiev - December 3, 2019 The Communist Party does listen to the people — sometimes
Think celebrities get punished for being political? In fact, they get retweeted. Jan Zilinsky, Cristian Vaccari, Jonathan Nagler, and Joshua Tucker - October 27, 2019 Michael Jordan’s supposed dictum — “Republicans buy sneakers, too” — may be outdated.
These 3 factors explain why the NBA and other companies struggle to push back against Chinese censorship Margaret Roberts and Jennifer Pan - October 16, 2019 But banning the NBA also poses a risk to Beijing.