Tag: Polarization

The Department of Energy believes with "low confidence" that the most likely origin of COVID-19 was a lab leak in China.

On what issues do Republicans and Democrats agree – and disagree – on areas of life satisfaction? A new poll helps answer the question, and shows us that there's more common ground that we might imagine.

The two major media outlets displayed clear bias in their coverage of public violence.

As long as members of his caucus disregard pragmatism, McCarthy's path forward will be precarious.

This midterm election was the second-highest youth turnout during the midterms in the past 30 years. If political leaders hope to be successful, it’s obvious they need the youth’s support. The problem is that both parties are missing what the current youth votes – and non-votes – are telling them.

Paul Pelosi, husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, was hospitalized after being attacked at his San Francisco home Friday.

The White House hosted a "United We Stand" Summit to counter the “corrosive effects of hate-fueled violence on our democracy”. It's no secret that bridge-building is more important than ever.

Here’s some of the research that explains why it’s natural to resist changing your mind – and how you can get better at making these shifts.

The Forward Party recently merged with the Save America Movement and the Renew America Movement. With Forward's announcement, also came waves of criticism– despite this, there are reasons to believe Forward is both a viable and worthwhile option for Americans.