A study led by Pompeu Fabra University (UPF) confirms the rise in ideological polarization and biased or false news posted on Facebook. This research analyzed over 6 million news-related URLs—from ...

Partisanship and polarization are necessary evils in politics. On the one hand, without partisanship there is no debate and no freedom of choice. On the other, extreme polarization has historically ...

The Supreme Court overturned a Trump era ban on bump stocks in a ruling last week. Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images Conventional wisdom suggests that the Supreme Court, like the country, is ...

The New York Times and Atlantic writer Jerusalem Demsas both recently published articles on how the YIMBY ("Yes in my backyard") movement has cut across ideological and partisan lines in an era where ...

Conventional wisdom suggests that the Supreme Court, like the country, is deeply divided along partisan and ideological lines. But this overlooks the court’s historic recent run of unanimous decisions ...

According to the panelists, American society and the Church have grown more polarized when it comes to ideological differences — and debates about those differences have become less civil. Gloria ...

In today’s America, polarization is seemingly everywhere: in a gridlocked congress, in knock-down drag-out election campaigns, in city council meetings. While ideological divides will always exist, ...

This post was updated March 5 at 11:41 p.m. It’s not a coincidence that a malicious individual like Andrew Tate has garnered so much attention from young boys on the internet. Over the past decade, ...

The upper figure shows the evolution of the ideological gap between conservatives and liberals, calculated based on the difference between the average ideology of the content consumed by each of these ...

Conventional wisdom suggests the Supreme Court, like the country, is deeply divided along partisan and ideological lines. But this overlooks the court’s historic recent run of unanimous decisions and ...

Conventional wisdom suggests that the Supreme Court, like the country, is deeply divided along partisan and ideological lines. But this overlooks the court’s historic recent run of unanimous decisions ...