At small-town radio station, the right-wing misinformation effort goes local Prof Nyhan is quoted in The Washington Post as he discusses the spread of misinformation on local news networks.
Two 'Voices of Dissent' Share Harrowing, Inspiring Stories Garry Kasparov and Evan Mawarire urge Americans to safeguard their democracy.
The November Races That Will Determine If The 2024 Election Is Fair Prof Nyhan (James O Freedman Presidential Professor) tells the HuffPost in a recieve interview, "Americans are broadly supportive of democracy in t
Why the War in Ukraine Won't Spark a Nuclear Proliferation Cascade "This is far from the first time a nuclear-armed state has attacked a nonnuclear state, nor is it the first time a nuclear state has used its nucle
Dickey Center to Host 'Voices of Dissent' Forum Russian chess master Kasparov and Zimbabwean pastor Mawarire to discuss activism.
Truman Scholarship Informational Session! The Harry S Truman Scholarship Foundation, a memorial to our thirty-third President, awards merit-based scho
How Putin's partial mobilization could backfire Facing battlefield setbacks, this week Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the partial mobilization o
State committee hears expert testimony on what drives voter mistrust Prof Michael Herron and Prof Nyhan testified before New Hampshire's Special Committee on Voter Confidence on Tuesday at the Keene Public Library, a
Jennifer Lind on Abe Shinzo and Japanese Nationalism The assassination of former Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo on July 8 sparked a wave of commentaries on his legacy.
Reflecting on Mikhail Gorbachev's Legacy Scholars say East and West view the last Soviet leader differently.
Do Elite Appeals to Negative Partisanship Stimulate Citizen Engagement? Mia Costa, Hannah K. Frater , Melissa Barales-Lopez, Naina Bhalla, John J. Cho , et al.
A platform penalty for news? How social media context can alter information credibility online Brendan Nyhan, Alexander Agadjanian, Jacob Cruger, Sydney House, Annie Huang, et al.
Is US grand strategy dead? The political foundations of deep engagement after Donald Trump Jeffrey A. Friedman