While a majority of Americans say misinformation about science has worsened, 9-in-10 Republicans and Democrats agree US ...

The University will be holding the Spring 2026 Graduation Ceremonies in March for all undergraduate and graduate schools. The ...

From who can vote in primary elections to where you can cast a ballot, there's no shortage of bills centered on or involving ...

Why facts backfire in political debates, and what psychology says works to bridge divides and prevent radicalization.

Despite recent legal dead-ends, the UK continues to move toward an Australian-style law putting age restrictions on large social media platforms.

Former minister Bart Nnaji rejects political affiliation claims, emphasizing his dedication to providing consistent, affordable power nationwide.

With AI content, partisan framing, and viral rumors flooding our feeds, knowing how to verify what you see online is now a ...

Augusta aims to compete with Boston and Minneapolis as a medtech hub through a partnership offering regulatory support and ...

On the 16th of March, convened senior leaders from government, industry, research and civil society at the annual Tech Policy Conference, held in Westminster. The conference centred on delivering ...

Over the past few days, the nation has been overwhelmed with news about the about the recent security services recruitment.

On 17 March, the Chancellor gave her second Mais Lecture. The lecture was heavily trailed in the Spring Forecast as when the Chancellor would outline the government’s economic thinking.