Snowmaggedon Backs All Climate Change Views
Freakish snowstorms warm the hearts of both believers and skeptics of global warm ... err ... climate change.
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Was Hitler a Man of the Left?
Nazi revisionism in America revolves around the idea that anyone you don’t like gets to be a fascist.
Political Lens-scape Increasingly Polarized
Obama administration gains another first — most divided debut year since polling began.
Is the Net Best Stuck in Neutrality?
The question of 'net neutrality' will impact how you visit Miller-McCune.com in the future, but it's a hot topic of debate today.
Breaking the Link Between Fear and Conservatism
New research suggests the contemplation of compassion can negate the power of threat to increase support for conservative values.
The Genetics of Political Intensity
Your genes may determine whether you cling furiously to your political beliefs or cast them aside at a shift in the breeze.
Autumn of the Republic?
Three books suggest America has slipped into a polarized state of undermined self-government. None convincingly suggests how we can slip back out.
Sea Change in Government Science Still Offshore
Many scientists breathed easier as a new U.S. administration took charge, but not all of their hopes have yet been realized.
Testing People Who Get Spittin’ Mad
Researchers find that disappointed voters on Election Night 2008 experienced a dip in testosterone levels. How do they know? They measured the voters' spit, of course.
Do Panels Dispense Advice or Rationales?
The partisanization of just about everything in D.C. leaves a scientific advisory panel on bioethics moored in ideological shoals.