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After mass street protests unseated a governor, the left organized, ran -- and won. What might come next?
After mass street protests unseated a governor, the left organized, ran -- and won. What might come next?
Three things to know about how active-duty military and veterans vote.
When legislators impeached a popular reformer, protests toppled his successor.
When the government shut down the Internet, new Twitter accounts filled the information void.
Will the U.S. economy suffer as Asia-Pacific nations get closer?
The U.S. is waging war on China’s tech sector. Germany chose another route.
Armenia and Azerbaijan have agreed to a ceasefire after six weeks of fighting.
He was an authoritarian who then won two multiparty elections.
It's not because of “shy” Trump voters, our research suggests.
What persuades mainland Americans to support their bid?
People are tuning into dissident news and turning off state TV because they’re desperate for real information.
Presidential elections typically come down to the “fundamentals,” like economic conditions and approval ratings.
My research examines what brought together Latino, immigrant, labor, and LGBTQ community organizers into a coalition that gets out votes.
Misinformation is just one of the challenges.
It’s important that we describe the crisis accurately. That will shape our response.
Even those who don’t take it seriously are dancing along the edge of Armageddon.
Analysts using the National Exit Poll to understand how various groups voted might want to be cautious.
Democratic Party moderates and progressives are blaming each other. Here's what our research suggests.
"Democracy is the art of running the circus from the monkey cage." -- H.L. Mencken