The Latest Poll Results—From 1932
The rediscovery of a Depression-era survey reminds us that assumptions about what drives voters can be very mistaken.
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How the Trump Administration Is Leaving Domestic Violence Victims to Fend for Themselves, Both at Home and Abroad
Immigration authorities are now making it dangerous for non-citizen abuse victims to seek legal protections from their aggressors.
Is This the Endgame for Trump?
There's plenty of evidence to suggest Trump won't just survive Michael Cohen's testimony—he'll thrive.
Experts React to Michael Cohen’s ‘Stunning’ Guilty Plea on Campaign Finance Violations
Legal experts weigh in on what these revelations might mean for Trump.
Explaining an Election, 1984 Edition
As we saw following Ronald Reagan's drubbing of Walter Mondale, the losing party will often try to define their defeat in a way that helps shape future strategy.
The Trump Administration Is Moving Forward With Plans for Scaled-Down Utah Monuments
But to those awaiting the outcome of legal challenges to the president's reductions, the planning seems premature.
Viewfinder: Thousands of Nicaraguans March for the Release of Political Prisoners
Anti-government protesters play traditional music and dance as they take part in a march demanding the release of political prisoners in Managua, Nicaragua, on August 15th, 2018.
Is the White House in Any Position to Help Chinese Muslims?
Rights advocates suggest the president's hostile rhetoric and policies on American Muslims jeopardize his administration's ability to advocate against abuses abroad.
Here’s More Evidence Facebook Is Harming Democracy
A second study links use of the social media platform with lower political knowledge.
Here’s More Evidence That Most Food Stamp Recipients Are Already Working
A new report confirms that, while SNAP recipients do indeed work, they may still be hurt by work requirements.