Militaries that take on a greater share of civilian responsibilities can redefine their place in society – and their relationship with citizens and the government.
When soldiers become a popular alternative.
Read the latest from our team: https://t.co/IzsVpxMHUk
There is an epidemic of partisan wishful thinking.
More and more people expect their party to win.
Is that a problem?
Read the latest from @johnmsides: https://t.co/vGY5yBDp3R
What makes protests successful can also fail to bring about political victories.
Here's the paradox of Africa’s ‘leaderless’ Gen Z protests.
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In our latest "Good Chat," we talk with Roberto Carlos on why studying America’s Latino population reveals some surprises about how we develop political views and behaviors.
Read how the study of Latinx politics in America has evolved:
https://t.co/YnMASDLuFc
States want to have a bigger say in regulating popular online platforms.
Here are 5 big questions about prediction markets and gambling.
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We explain the Make Ice Pay Act.
A new bill proposes to use transitional justice tools to help communities impacted by ICE operations.
Read: https://t.co/zoIeomBj6w
Will these Black women gubernatorial candidates make history?
With a record number of Black candidates running for governor, these two campaigns could break new ground.
Read the latest: https://t.co/MkLv82vFw0
The Kremlin had to work hard to fake a landslide.
With a final tally of 58%, Russia’s ruling party projects regime stability.
But the effort invested in falsifications demonstrates discontent over the war.
Read the latest: https://t.co/WOPUoFwZ7F
Can politicians escape their party’s brand?
Voters see the Democratic and Republican parties as more extreme than U.S. senators in those parties.
Read the latest:
https://t.co/uZWVYQvELa
The state-level correlation between the 2024 Trump vote and Google searches about testosterone. For more, see Michael Tesler @goodauth: https://t.co/0b9vKJg7Bz
Is testosterone a measure of manhood?
Here is a look at Republicans’ fascination with testosterone in three charts. The latest from Michael Tesler:
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Russia’s 2026 Duma elections left voters few alternatives...
But here’s what authoritarian elections like this tell us about regime strategies and vulnerabilities.
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Does vote buying even work?
Trump offered every American $5,000. But it might not help Republicans in November.
Read the latest from @johnmsides & Kenneth Greene: https://t.co/0OJxY9BscX
Inflation anxiety looks very different than two years ago.
Republicans tend to “cheer louder and boo harder” in their evaluations of economic conditions.
Ready the latest: https://t.co/rmtYI6jo68
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Economic recovery? Three numbers from Afrobarometer surveys help explain why many Africans aren’t feeling it.
See Afrobarometer’s latest on Good Authority (@goodauth): https://t.co/wUsRzWdOxu
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