Will the U.S. intelligence community be politicized?
A Good Chat about the Trump administration’s Tren de Aragua assessment.
How Mia Love navigated identity politics in the GOP
Nadia E. Brown - March 26, 2025
The political tightrope Mia Love walked as a Black Republican woman.
Are Democrats really in disarray? Don’t underestimate their unity.
John Sides - January 31, 2020
A new survey shows that Democrats like their candidates and — surprise! — don’t like Trump
Did Hillary Clinton’s criticism help or hurt Tulsi Gabbard’s candidacy?
David A. M. Peterson - November 6, 2019
Here’s what our research found.
Republicans’ advantage on national security has faded — and Democratic candidates are responding
Michael Robinson - October 20, 2019
The Trump administration keeps moving further from what Americans say they want.
The UAW is on strike against General Motors. Here’s what that says about today’s labor movement.
Laura C. Bucci - September 19, 2019
What you need to know about why we’re seeing more strikes — and what will affect the outcome.
Conservatives say Google and Facebook are censoring them. Here’s the real background.
Shannon C. McGregor and Daniel Kreiss - July 31, 2019
The social media giants say they don’t want to regulate political speech. But they already are.
New polling shows how much sexism is hurting the Democratic women running for president.
Samantha Luks and Brian Schaffner - July 11, 2019
More than a quarter of Democratic primary voters score higher than average on a “hostile sexism” scale.
An unprecedented number of female military veterans ran as Democrats this year. Here’s why they were unusually successful.
Rebecca Best and Jeremy Teigen - November 14, 2018
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Do military veterans really win more elections? Only in ‘purple’ districts.
Jeremy Teigen - July 20, 2017
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