Recommended Reading / November 27th, 2023 / By Dan Schnur
The question Nikki Haley will be forced to answer in the next few months is whether there are more Romneys in the party ranks than there are Ramaswamys.
Recommended Reading / November 22nd, 2023 / By Andy Gorel
With several new reports emerging about the conditions in Ukraine, many key narratives the U.S. government and mainstream media have long reported as fact should be questioned and examined for potential media bias.
Recommended Reading / November 20th, 2023 / By Dan Schnur
Biden's re-election campaign believes that the twin threats of Trump and abortion restrictions will ultimately inspire progressive rebels to come back into the fold, but the protestors do not appear to be especially concerned that their efforts could return the GOP frontrunner to the White...
Recommended Reading / November 13th, 2023 / By Dan Schnur
Recent polls undermined one of the central talking points on which the Biden campaign has based its candidacy within the Democratic Party ever since the 2020 primary season, that he was the candidate most likely to defeat Trump in a general election matchup.
Recommended Reading / November 6th, 2023 / By Aaron Kohrs
To reduce political polarization, we need to change the electoral systems that currently amplify incentives for politicians to be divisive, both in terms of how they act and what they say. One such system that could lessen the desire of those running for and elected to office to engage in...
Recommended Reading / October 31st, 2023 / By Clare Ashcraft
While there is much talk about the 2024 presidential election, the 2023 elections are approaching fast. Here are some of the races and issues we’re watching.
Recommended Reading / October 30th, 2023 / By Dan Schnur
Such is the geriatric nature of American politics that the two most recent newcomers to the national political landscape, both in their early 50s, are widely dismissed as youthful interlopers. But Speaker of the House Mike Johnson and newly-minted presidential contender Dean Phillips may p...
Recommended Reading / October 16th, 2023 / By Dan Schnur
Like many of Israel’s strongest supporters here in the U.S., in Israel and around the world, I allowed myself to be lulled into a false sense of security as to the prospects for peace in the Middle East.
Recommended Reading / October 9th, 2023 / By Dan Schnur
A little over a year out from the 2024 election, President Biden faces three major crises. If he is re-elected, it will not be because he fixed them, but because he convinced voters that the Republicans’ shortcomings are even worse.
Recommended Reading / October 3rd, 2023 / By Clare Ashcraft
The national debt re-entered the political discourse last week as the nation narrowly averted a government shutdown. How big of an issue is the national debt, and why do Democrats and Republicans disagree on it?
Recommended Reading / September 25th, 2023 / By AllSides Staff
Lawmakers have only days to pass legislation preventing a shutdown of the federal government. In this blog, we’re tracking major updates, examples of media bias, and more.
Recommended Reading / September 25th, 2023 / By Dan Schnur
Both in business and politics, Trump has always enjoyed portraying himself as someone who fights against long odds to achieve improbable victories. But he has always been protected by the generosity of others.
Americans don’t talk much about peace. But it turns out they care about it a lot – they just don’t talk about it the way people who have experienced war or civil conflict do. Instead of using the word peace, Americans are more likely to say that they care deeply about safety and security a...
Recommended Reading / September 19th, 2023 / By Jacob Hess
The prevailing consensus among conservatives is that the indictments against Trump represent an attempt to stop the former president’s elevation to the Republican nomination as president. But what if exactly the opposite is true?
Recommended Reading / September 18th, 2023 / By Dan Schnur
There are many things that may cause Biden to leave office. Impeachment is not one of them, and every moment we spend discussing it is a waste of time and brainpower when our nation’s leaders suffer from profound shortages of both.