State legislators make big decisions. So why do they get tiny paychecks?
New research uncovered one surprising reason.
The Supreme Court handed conservatives a narrow religious freedom victory in Fulton v. City of Philadelphia
New research explains a surprising channel of support for religious freedom claims
How do you persuade skeptics to get vaccinated? Trust matters more than information.
That’s what we found by surveying more than 15 countries in five world regions
Time to take off the mask? Some people assumed Black men in masks were threatening, our research found.
Our research finds that, as with so many things, masks may seem race neutral — but they have a racially disparate impact
How racially targeted mass shootings can alter community politics
When Black Americans are the targets, other Black Americans respond with anger and search for more information. That’s not the same for other racial groups.
What would persuade conservative White men to get vaccinated? A thumbs-up from Ben Carson.
Here’s what our research found
Republican voters are deeply divided over Trump. So why do most Republican lawmakers still support him?
We looked at which GOP primary voters are most likely to vote based on support for his false election claims
Christian nationalists and QAnon followers tend to be anti-Semitic. That was seen in the Capitol attack.
Our research finds that identification with QAnon, Christian nationalism, Donald Trump and anti-Semitism are tightly linked
Why did the polls undercount Trump voters?
It’s not because of ‘shy’ Trump voters, our research suggests