U.S. school principals discriminate against Muslims and atheists, our study finds Steven Pfaff, John Holbein, Holger L. Kern, and Charles Crabtree - September 10, 2020 Nineteen years after the 9/11 attacks, anti-Muslim bias still operates widely
In March, India executed 4 men for gang rape. What improves women’s status and reduces rape? Sonal Pandya and Sheetal Sekhri - April 29, 2020 Surprisingly, we found that global corporate investment improves gender equality in several ways
Coronavirus policies spread quickly across the U.S. Are cities and states learning — or just copying? Craig Volden and Charles R. Shipan - April 16, 2020 Here’s why that matters.
The Navy won’t reinstate Captain Brett Crozier. There’s more to the story than the Navy is saying William Cameron, Stacie Goddard, and Pierce MacConaghy - April 9, 2020 Key questions remain unanswered about why Crozier’s ship did a “port call” in Vietnam.
Journalists may be liberal, but this doesn’t affect which candidates they choose to cover. Matthew Miles, John Holbein, and Hans Hassell - April 9, 2020 Here’s how we checked.
In the Trump era, campus conservative groups are fighting one another Jeffrey Kidder and Amy Binder - February 19, 2020 From the Young Republicans to the ‘Groypers,’ college conservatives keep edging further and more provocatively to the right.
Biden appeals both to black voters — and to white voters suspicious of Black Lives Matter Richard Burke, Nicole Huffman, Connor Munis, and Kal Munis - January 1, 2020 That could help him win the Democratic nomination — and maybe the general election.
The WTO might return to diplomatic settlements for trade disputes. Here’s why. Philip Potter and Julia Gray - December 19, 2019 The global trade appeals system has stalled. Did it ever really work?
Can the U.S. protect its nuclear weapons in Turkey? Todd Sechser and Matthew Fuhrmann - October 18, 2019 Here’s the backstory — and the downside of removing this nuclear cache.
Four things Donald Trump can learn from Bill Clinton’s experience with impeachment — but probably won’t Andrew Rudalevige - October 2, 2019 How can a White House endure a major investigation and still govern?