New research finds that marketing messages that are inconsistent with our values can lead us to view a food product as less healthy.
By some measures, pro-choice groups outspend their pro-life counterparts by as much as 10-to-one. But it all depends on what you count as an abortion policy group.
New research finds that the cable channel played an important role in shaping opinion about the GND.
Though the vote is expected to be along party lines, the bill is more likely to gain the support of some Republicans than previous climate legislation.
Political psychologists weigh in on whether people's views will change, and how entrenched our partisan identities are.
New research finds that liberals' confidence in government is not affected by the party affiliation of the president. That's not true of the right.
New research finds that Americans tend to trust mainstream news sources over highly partisan ones, including those that reflect our prejudices.
There are significant differences between what the Democratic and Republican parties hope to see the government address in 2019.
The research suggests that political polarization, while very real, hasn't convinced Americans to distrust the rule of law.
Ballot measures are unique in that there's no clear signal telling voters what party each issue is aligned with.
People are very good at incorporating contradictory information into their belief systems.
Research shows that Americans are far less concerned about the threat of global warming than their European counterparts.
Most of the time, we end up with opinions we parrot from political figures we support.
As the past year has shown, ideology can be remarkably flexible in the service of party. Republican leaders are casting aside things their party has believed for generations in order to remain unified around their new president.
The partisan divide on our nation's top judicial body is a newer phenomenon than you may think.
Failing to challenge Donald Trump on vaccines was more than just a political faux pas.
A look at California's top-two primary system, which aims to correct one of the biggest imbalances in politics.
A long time ago, amid a fight like today's, the conservative's conservative told Congress he loved them.
Why the environment has been so conspicuously absent from this year's debates
Once seen as non-ideological “universities without students,” the American think tank has, in many cases, become a partisan stalking horse that devalues the sector’s scholarship.
Transportation used to be one of the few guaranteed areas of agreement when pragmatism trumped ideology in D.C. But that’s no longer the case.
Who controls the Nixon Library? A dispute over how to tell the story of his presidency raises questions about the purpose, and legitimacy, of presidential libraries.