Debate 2016: Get Used to Disappointment
The chances of tonight’s presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump actually changing the election much are…
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Some Newspaper Endorsements for President Matter a Lot
Research on the last two contests finds that, under specific circumstances, endorsements can significantly increase a candidate’s chances…
Will You Notice Trump’s Gestures? Or Hillary’s Grimace?
Research suggests body language and facial expressions catch the notice of debate viewers more than candidates’ actual arguments.…
We Are Not Our Vote
Black Americans are more diverse than their ballots. By Theodore Johnson (Photo: J.D. Pooley/Getty Images) For all the…
Guest Programmer: Molly Crabapple
Through intricate, vibrant illustration and immersive reporting, artist and writer Molly Crabapple has given voice to her generation’s most pressing social problems and the radicals working to end them.
You Gotta Have Friends: The Female Buddy System of Politics
As women ascend higher in politics, one key network often gets overlooked: the power of their group of…
Make America Great Again—Invest in High-Skilled Immigrants
What Donald Trump and the GOP get wrong about STEM guest workers.
The Problem With Poll Watchers
In all but four states, private citizens can challenge someone’s right to cast a ballot on or before…
Terrorism Fears Likely Benefit Clinton, Not Trump
A political scientist finds fear-mongering is less effective if it isn’t paired with actual policies. By Tom Jacobs…
Insulting Donald Trump Isn’t Enough
Republican insiders who fear a Trump presidency need to actively endorse the only plausible alternative. By Seth Masket…