New survey: Yes, Americans will give up liberties to fight the coronavirus
The pandemic raises trade-offs between individual freedom and public safety
American attitudes toward covid-19 are divided by party. The pandemic itself might undo that.
Partisanship is a strong drug, but it’s not as strong as the instinct to survive
Who thinks that Latinos shouldn’t be able to vote?
Here’s how our new study measured this under-acknowledged form of racism.
Black Americans support the Floyd protests. Whites are divided. Here’s why.
Whites are more likely to think police behave fairly -- and so their suspects are probably culpable.
To fight the coronavirus, most Americans support universal testing and mandatory quarantines
They might accept more with strong bipartisan leadership
Whether it’s from the Oscars or ‘The Apprentice,’ celebrity candidates get a boost. Here’s how we know.
It’s more than putting a face to the name
White evangelicals fear atheists and Democrats would strip away their rights. Why?
Right-wing media is warning of a civil war — and urging evangelicals to stock up on guns