Ohio cat rumors – and why misinformation about minorities goes viral
A Good Chat with researchers studying ways to combat dangerous rumors against minorities elsewhere.
Supreme Court justices aren’t pretending to respect each other
The justices like to present themselves as collegial. The Dobbs opinions suggest that collegiality is cracking.
Satellites make it harder for countries to launch surprise attacks. That’s in Ukraine’s favor.
But seeing what’s happening on the ground doesn’t help explain Russia’s motives
John Geddert killed himself after being charged with abuse. Gymnastics’ problems go beyond any one person.
This time, the athletes themselves are pushing for change — and that may make the difference.
The long, dangerous history of right-wing calls for violence and civil war
In the 1960s and again today, Americans who describe themselves as patriots accuse other Americans of treason.
The U.S.-Iran crisis has calmed down — but things won’t ever go back to how they were before
The U.S. has to worry about more-accurate Iranian missiles, while the downed airplane has brought Iranian protesters to the street
We’re an all-women team chosen to edit political science’s flagship journal. Here’s why that matters.
Here’s the ninth in our series on the gender gap in political science.