Polarization Blog Posts
A House United: Bring the Film to Your Town
Recommended Reading / October 5th, 2026 / by Braver Angels
Between now and November 14, communities across the country can host screenings of a new documentary Braver Angels helped make. Here’s how to get one started where you live.
See moreAre We Really as Divided as We Think?
Recommended Reading / September 30th, 2026 / by Guest Writer
Part of a seven-part series exploring what 100+ independently written letters from America's business community reveal about the country and its people at 250.
See moreHow Do American Business Leaders See the Country at 250?
Recommended Reading / September 30th, 2026 / by Guest Writer
Over 100 letters came back. Many were more hopeful than we expected.
See moreMedia Bias Alert: The DOJ Revokes Its ‘Integration Mandate’ for People With Disabilities
Bias / September 2nd, 2026 / by Malayna J. Bizier
What does the legislation mean for people with disabilities and their surrounding communities, what is the DOJ’s justification for backing away, and why is the media so split on what constitutes as ca...
See moreSexual Assault is Always Bad.
Opinion / August 10th, 2026 / by Malayna J. Bizier
When the most salacious allegations crop up at all-too-opportune times, suggestions of urgency, gravity, and even sincerity are often deduced to sideline stories within a week of hitting the tabloids....
See moreThe Best Argument Against Political Polarization Is My Best Friend
Recommended Reading / July 20th, 2026 / by AllSides Staff
A few months ago, we stood in a room only feet apart, separated by a thick strip of black duct tape stretching across the floor. During the philosophical exercise, the duct tape divided Democrats and...
See moreWhen Trump and the Democrats Scare Their Supporters
Recommended Reading / July 20th, 2026 / by Dan Schnur
Donald Trump is a human Rorschach test.
See moreWhen MAGA and DSA Abandon the Center
Recommended Reading / June 29th, 2026 / by Dan Schnur
At its best, politics is practiced between the 40-yard lines. That doesn’t mean that centrists in either party are inherently superior—or inferior—to a principled progressive or committed conservative...
See moreThe Insight: Does the World Cup Matter?
The Insight / June 26th, 2026 / by AllSides Staff
The 2026 FIFA World Cup, our world's biggest sporting stage, has come to the United States. Unlikely examples of ethnic intermingling and more predictable geopolitical tensions have followed, as has t...
See moreMass Kidnappings, Covid Contingencies, ICE Controversies: Stories You May Have Missed
News / June 18th, 2026 / by Malayna J. Bizier
AllSides analyzed under-covered and omitted stories across the political spectrum this week. Here’s what you may have missed.
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