More than 20 percent of Americans express little or no confidence in scientists to “act in the best interests of the public,” according to Pew’s latest polling. Just 13 percent gave that answer in ...

Younger Americans express less trust in democratic institutions, weaker attachment to political parties, greater skepticism about how the political system works than older generations, and are less ...

On this Special Report, the focus is on the intensifying conflict over the Aravalli Range following a Supreme Court order accepting the government's new definition. The ruling, which sets a 100-meter ...

When the polls opened Nov. 4, some 130 University of Virginia undergraduate students fanned out across Charlottesville’s nine voting precincts armed with clipboards and paper surveys to ask voters to ...

Tufts’ current and former political science professors Jeffrey M. Berry, James M. Glaser and Deborah J. Schildkraut published their new book, “Everyday Democracy: Liberals, Conservatives, and Their ...

Political polarization in the United States continues to deepen. After the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, which lasted 41 days, it remains fundamental to reflect on one’s well-being.

Section 1. Domestic Terrorism and Organized Political Violence. Heinous assassinations and other acts of political violence in the United States have dramatically increased in recent years. Even in ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. At the 2025 Eradicate Global Hate Summit on Tuesday, Shapiro spoke about the dangers of escalating political violence, which he ...

Majoring in political science means acquiring an incredibly versatile degree, as graduates have honed their critical thinking, research, communication, and organizational skills, making them prime ...

A dozen or more years ago, a media colleague paid me the compliment of calling me, “Colorado’s most radical moderate.” Thank you for those words, David Kopel. As both parties have moved toward their ...

A dozen or more years ago, a media colleague paid me the compliment of calling me “Colorado’s most radical moderate.” Thank you for those words, David Kopel. As both parties have moved toward their ...