Trump’s attacks prompted Latino immigrants to get more involved in American civic life
Our surveys find a spike in engagement after the 2017 inauguration
The State Department labeled China’s Confucius programs a bad influence on U.S. students. What’s the story?
Concerns over the ideological threat of these programs may be overblown
Who thinks that Latinos shouldn’t be able to vote?
Here’s how our new study measured this under-acknowledged form of racism.
Trump wants schools to reopen. What would persuade Latinos to send their kids?
They’re already on the front lines of the pandemic — and yet they worry about their children’s education.
Latino voters could be pivotal in November. Here’s how mailers mobilize them to vote.
Our research looked at whether English or bilingual letters were more effective.
Under the Insurrection Act of 1807, here’s what a U.S. president can and cannot do
Invoking this statute to deploy the U.S. military would raise constitutional questions
The WTO is getting a new boss. Here’s who’s in the running.
Some experts wonder who would want the job. Lots of people, apparently.
Missouri just broke the pandemic’s moratorium on executions
Death penalty supporters will likely decry the delay, while opponents point to questionable evidence that the execution was warranted
States lead the fight against covid-19. That means we all depend on Medicaid now.
And state Medicaid systems differ dramatically — giving the nation 50 different public health systems.