In Trump, Sanders, and Pope Francis, a Warning About the Politics of Crowds
All three of these political stars of the moment are drawing big crowds by the dangerous old method of blaming a minority.
All three of these political stars of the moment are drawing big crowds by the dangerous old method of blaming a minority.
Her recent rise to the top tier of Republican presidential candidates is predicated on gender neutral appeal.
The "Tim Hunt, misogynist scientist" narrative has been falling apart piece by piece over the past month.
So argues Eugene Volokh, albeit with a bit more subtlety.
From Miller Lite to Maytag, here's how popular brands reacted to the SCOTUS ruling this morning.
'Pro-choice' identification is back up to late 1990s levels.
Coloradans are keener on legalization than they were when they voted for it in 2012.
Voters are especially tolerant of medical use.
Kevin Sabet implausibly takes solace from a drop in public approval between 1977 and 1985.
The percentage supporting legalization is, if anything, higher than before it took effect.
Support for abortion policies in the United States is at its lowest level since 2001.
Criminalization really isn't the root of the problem that sex workers face.
The senator, a likely presidential contender, says he must stay silent-for the kids.
That's 14 percent of political independents, 12 percent of Republicans, and 6 percent of Democrats.
The Next Generation of American Adults Could Be The Most Pro-Liberty Yet
Russian President Vladimir Putin may face international disapproval from the West over his Crimean actions, but at home, he's enjoying his highest approval ratings in years.
Republicans may be unpopular, but Democrats also lose as a record number of Americans identify as political independents.
And why people think mass shootings are more common than they actually are
As President Gerald Ford once said, "the state of the union is not good"
But global trade still gets a nod.
Explaining two trends in public opinion
Most do believe Assad gassed his own people
Faced heavy criticism on Syria at town halls, insisted there was "passion on both sides"
40 percent of Americans concerned, numbers like those found in China, the Czech Republic, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Pakistan