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When the dust settles after next year’s election, it’s entirely possible that Samuel Alito will have helped secure a second term in office for Joe Biden.

Should we have a parents bill of rights?

Somehow, Biden and McCarthy managed to resurrect the art of compromise in an extraordinarily uncompromising time.

As AllSides continues to track the 2024 elections, this blog is tracking major news, updates, poll data and examples of media bias.

There’s progress on the debt limit. There’s no progress. Conservatives have revolted. Liberal Democrats are angry. Negotiators actually ate a meal together. That’s a good sign. No it isn’t. Who’s up? Who’s down?

In an election season when Republican elephants and Democratic donkeys are poised for a fierce battle for control in Washington, it’s beginning to look like next year’s elections could be decided by a mouse.

Legacy media refuse to cover book-banning controversies fairly or informatively.

The recent CNN Town Hall with Former President Donald Trump was a great example of partisan entertainment at play.

Whether the non-Fox networks pay attention to Trump or not, half the country is listening to him.

The immigration debate is about to get much louder and uglier – and it is going to get much worse for Biden before it gets better.

This piece was originally published by Newsweek (Center bias).

Framing the border problems in the context of opioids rather than immigrants presents a potential benefit for GOP candidates.

Journalist Matt Taibbi, a self-described liberal and Democratic hero of the 2010s, has recently endured intense scrutiny from House Democrats and liberal media outlets for his work on the Twitter Files, and he's not the only one. What does this mean for liberalism in America?

It pays to divide! Whether it be from politicians looking to appease their base and get donations, the media seeking to increase revenue and engagement, or political commentators and influencers looking to get more air time, the market for division is booming. We’re going to talk about som...

The same nonthreatening persona that keeps Biden from scaring swing voters also prevents him from doing much to inspire his party’s base.

April 17-23, 2023 is the 6th annual National Week of Conversation, where thousands of Americans will join together to help bridge the divide between Americans by having conversations despite differences.

Work culture disruption has created valuable learnings and some new challenges that organizational leaders must navigate.

The bridging movement believes in seeing the best in people, and acknowledging our differences resulting in action to reach a compromise that acknowledges our commonalities. Yet the question remains what happens when the issue at hand needs immediate action or the personalities involved ar...

I hit the road to talk to Americans of all stripes; with a grant from my graduate program at the University of Oxford, I drove to visit over 150 cities, towns, and villages in all 50 states

In the small mountain community of Estes Park, Colorado, residents gather monthly to strengthen their sense of interconnectedness and talk about the issues facing them – from guns and responsibility to homelessness.