Mike Pompeo accused China of committing ‘genocide,’ an international crime. Biden’s team agrees. Jessica Chen Weiss - January 22, 2021 This probably won’t lead to prosecutions but it will hurt China in the court of public opinion
Why Congress finally passed a coronavirus relief bill Sarah Binder - December 22, 2020 The election scrambled the players and their priorities.
The House rebuked Trump over the post office. Here are 3 takeaways. Sarah Binder - August 24, 2020 House Democrats are doing more than just sending a message
Will the coronavirus make conservatives love government spending? Yphtach Lelkes, Howard Lavine, Christopher Federico, Christopher D. Johnston, Christopher J. Soto, and Ariel Malka - April 14, 2020 People with conservative personalities are more open to such intervention than you might think.
Congress moved quickly on the massive emergency spending bill. Here are four takeaways. Sarah Binder - March 26, 2020 No one wants the blame for failing to act in a crisis.
The House moved quickly on a covid-19 response bill. These 4 takeaways explain what’s likely to happen next. Sarah Binder - March 14, 2020 Here’s why the legislative road ahead will be rockier.
World leaders are gathering at the U.N. Yes, U.S. sanctions can make this complicated. David Bosco - September 19, 2019 Travel restrictions are a popular way to punish foreign leaders.
If Trump backs down from his latest Iran threat, will he lose support? We checked. Steven Schaaf, Miles M. Evers, and Aleksandr Fisher - June 25, 2019 Trump may well have all the political cover he needs.
The U.S. wants China to adjust its exchange rate policy. That might backfire. Daniel McDowell and David Steinberg - February 25, 2019 Chinese 100 yuan notes on display in a counting machine
Trump and Xi will soon meet. What can political science tell us about current U.S.-China tensions? Cathy X. Wu - November 30, 2018 [caption id="attachment_80852" align="aligncenter" width="960"] President Trump with Chinese President Xi