The assassination of former Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo on July 8 sparked a wave of commentaries on his legacy. Many analysts linked...

Scholars say East and West view the last Soviet leader differently.

Professor Nyhan discusses with NBC the effort by Google and social media platforms to preemptively debunk misinformation or conspiracy...

As political polarization in the U.S. grows, researchers are working to understand what's driving it and what can be done to address it...

The lab will share interactive data tracking polarization in the U.S. in real time.

"Elites are better informed than the public on average but Democrats and Republicans are still deeply divided in their beliefs about those...

More than half the class traveled to Hanover for the ceremony on the Green.

"Historically, diverse and inclusive armies outperform their more exclusionary rivals in battlefield," says Prof. Jason Lyall in an article...

The James Wright Chair in Transnational Studies writes in "Foreign Affairs" about flawed methods of measuring military capabilities. "The...

"The possibility of an independent South Korean nuclear arsenal is not a popular direction within circles in Washington," Professor Press...