Perspectives Blog

Is America truly polarized, or is the nature of polarization misconstrued?

Though their news biases are very different, HuffPost and The Daily Wire are similar in how business incentives push them toward highly biased and partisan content.

What happens in oil markets never stays in oil markets.

Increasing fossil fuel usage to help defeat Putin seems to be a key goal for the Biden administration.

Missile strikes continued this week around the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv, despite claims from Russia that its objectives there were complete.

Whether it is to make people laugh, protect our family, earn respect from others, or just get through the day, most of us are just trying our best.

How would the confirmation of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson affect the judicial ideology of the Supreme Court? Here's how Supreme Court ideology, or bias, has changed with time.

As war continues in Ukraine, Senate confirmation hearings were held for Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson this week.

The first important ingredient for unanimity is a villain, and American public opinion has turned overwhelmingly against Vladimir Putin.