Perspectives Blog

Two Republican state attorneys general are suing the Biden administration over alleged censorship. While the ongoing lawsuit has received widespread news and opinion coverage from the right, coverage from left-rated outlets has so far been rare.

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.

DeSantis and Abbott came to the rescue, by changing the subject from abortion to immigration.

After more than six months of intense fighting and Russian victories in its invasion of Ukraine, the Ukrainian military is striking back with a large-scale counteroffensive.

Humans are designed with ancient stress-relief systems. Humor is one of them.

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.

As debates about COVID-19 protocols mostly die off, questions about safety, curriculum and faculty shortages remain.

Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act is currently one of the most highly contested pieces of legislation on the books, largely due to its vast consequences on the way we are interact with the internet. Explore the various perspectives of those that want to revoke, reform, or leave alone, Section 230.

Two of the primary issues driving the news this year – abortion rights and inflation – are also driving young voters’ plans for participating in the midterm elections, according to new survey data.