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Research weighs question of how the US should engage with other countries when it comes to tariffs and trade
Since January, the Trump administration has imposed a host of new tariffs and restrictive trade measures, including tariffs on steel... Read more -
Partisan divide in perceptions of Ford-Kavanaugh hearings revealed
A newly-published study in the journal Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin provides insight into how Democrats and Republicans viewed the... Read more -
Conserving our cultural record is more important than ever, expert argues
We live in a world where misinformation spreads easily, deepfakes blur reality and political spin reshapes narratives. So, our ability... Read more -
X ad sales expected to grow for first time since Musk takeover
Elon Musk's X is on pace for its first year of advertising revenue growth since the billionaire acquired the company... Read more -
Participatory budgets and referendums can ease populist citizens' frustrations
"Angry" citizens often experience a lack of trust in politics and democracy. Governments are doing everything they can to involve... Read more -
Push for AI deregulation could put financial markets at risk
As Canada moves toward stronger AI regulation with the proposed Artificial Intelligence and Data Act (AIDA), its southern neighbor appears... Read more -
Politicians' attacks on immigrants lack solid evidence—new data set the record straight
Immigration has dominated recent election campaigns in countries that include the United Kingdom, France, Germany and the United States.... Read more -
Report: Bridge collapse impacts daily lives of nearly half of Baltimore residents
The Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse continues to impact the daily lives of nearly half of Baltimore-area residents, a new... Read more -
To address the environmental polycrisis, the first step is to demand more honesty
Climate breakdown is a major threat to life as we know it, but it is just one element of a... Read more -
Signal chat group affair: Unprecedented security breach will seriously damage US international relations, says expert
Plans for an attack against an enemy target are classified in America. But the private views of high-ranking officials about... Read more -
From Greenland to Fort Bragg, America is caught in a name game where place names become political tools
Place names are more than just labels on a map. They influence how people learn about the world around them... Read more -
Recruiting women as candidates: Experts suggest an electoral opportunity
With the launch of Canada's federal elections on Sunday, a question arises: do women have the same chances as men... Read more -
How the COVID-19 pandemic has affected political trust
Five years have passed since 22 March 2020, when the German government at the time imposed the first lockdown in... Read more -
Lawyer discusses legal implications when parents go beyond 'sharenting'
So many parents routinely share photos and news about their kids on social media that the behavior has a name:... Read more -
Lessons from Venezuela's democratic collapse: How opposition movements can defy autocratic leaders
Until the 1990s, Venezuela was home to one of the most established democracies in Latin America. Today, however, it stands... Read more
