A dog’s last-minute filing shows how the emergency docket became the Supreme Court’s main entrance.

Without prosperity, health, and liberty, how long can state violence justify US authority?

The New York Primary results are important story about politics in New York City, but are not being replicated across the country.

The problem with public governance today is not just that institutions are failing, but that the philosophies guiding them no longer meet…

SUPER BOWL Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl While ICE Detains Brown America On Super Bowl Sunday, the United States does not simply watch a game. It stages itself. The broadcast is a moving national …

Recent research shows allies of major powers often come out ahead when the World Bank reforms.

When government gets the start-up treatment, disruption displaces democracy.

A new study surveys descendants of the Armenian genocide to learn about generational consequences of violence

Retirements from Politics Are Low and Favoring Republicans. That is a Positive Sign for Republicans if It Holds Up.

In a year of many great political science books, these covers were the best

Evidence shows hundreds of thousands of ballots nationwide were never cast due to new policies and practices

Satire on August 27, Death on September 10

The staffing figures in the following analysis derive from an anonymous yet credible source in the United States Department of Agriculture…

What today’s mayor-elect can learn from the ghosts of New York City government

Recent research explores how international money transfers may be eroding support for democratically elected presidents in Latin America

Media agree November’s gubernatorial race is going to be “tight”. Massive Democratic turnout edge in the primary indicates that…

A recent study from Spain shows increasing hostility against political rivals reduces general trust in society

Disney’s recent remakes prove that when you try to retrofit old stories with modern politics, you end up with mixed messages. The recent…

A recent study finds that the priorities of members of parliament shift over their legislative term

Recent research shows supporters of a Supreme Court nominee favor legal merit, critics push for political scrutiny.

Affluent democracies, including the United States, recently experienced the two largest recessions since the Great Depression. During such…

How to increase accuracy and lower costs with online nonprobability surveys

American politics are defined by lots of normal and explicable trends. Set against a backdrop of stunning abnormality in our constitutional…

A recent study models how early strategies shape who wins presidential nominations

A recent study shows that diverse social groups are more likely to cause change than homogeneous groups.

Research reveals nonviolent control over unrest boosts officials’ careers in China

A recent study finds that elites in emerging democracies use electoral rules to maintain party control

Recent research shows allies of major powers often come out ahead when the World Bank reforms.

It’s time for engaged-scholars to consider the protections of anonymity

It’s time for engaged-scholars to consider the protections of anonymity

Difficulties attracting a female partner in a more equal era may be the answer

Trade wars and tariffs create a spoils system that appears to be (and probably is) corrupt

Here’s what we learn from new research on social media responses to women of color officials communicating public health messages.

Due to Musk’s money, Congress is not even a speed bump in DOGE’s path of destruction

Due to Musk’s Money, Congress is not even a speed bump in DOGE’s Path of Destruction

A new study maps 100 years of executive overreach worldwide.

The speed and breadth of the Trump administration’s implementation of its radical agenda has been a shock, even to those of us who warned…

Recent research reveals the role of bureaucrats in shaping minority policies

Andrew Cuomo Finds His Opportunity in NYC’s Problems

Recent study shows that’s because authoritarians control the media citizens consume

Recent research on Western Europe shows that parties highlight their substance and their opponents’ weaknesses