Sweden’s political landscape reveals how setbacks for the radical right do not necessarily translate into a broader shift toward left-wing policies.
Politics
Can President Trump Nullify the Midterm Elections?
He has no problem using the Department of Justice (DOJ), Department of Defense (DOD), Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the FBI as his personal political weapons to validate his false assertions and carry out political vendettas.
He has no problem using the Department of Justice (DOJ), Department of Defense (DOD), Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the FBI as his personal political weapons to validate his false assertions and carry out political vendettas.
Trump Thinks He Can Mess With New Mexico
He’s got another think coming.
He’s got another think coming.
Yasss, Queen!
No Kings- get out and vote your heart out
No Kings- get out and vote your heart out
The Election Everyone Watched, and the Press With Trust Issues
The day after Saxony-Anhalt—and the media hangover.
The day after Saxony-Anhalt—and the media hangover.
🌊 Far-Right Setbacks Do Not Reverse Illiberal Change
An analysis argues that electoral defeats for far-right parties do not necessarily undo restrictive policies or political shifts already adopted by mainstream parties across Europe.
An analysis argues that electoral defeats for far-right parties do not necessarily undo restrictive policies or political shifts already adopted by mainstream parties across Europe.
🌈 Gender, Public Knowledge, and Democratic Backsliding
An analysis explores how governments’ decisions about gender-related data can affect public accountability, recognition of marginalized communities and democratic institutions.
An analysis explores how governments’ decisions about gender-related data can affect public accountability, recognition of marginalized communities and democratic institutions.
Great Again?
A play in which art imitates life
A play in which art imitates life
Digital Protest Can Spread Quickly, Yet Still Be Easy to Stop
Digital protests can mobilize people rapidly, but internet shutdowns can disrupt the connections that turn scattered dissent into collective action.
Digital protests can mobilize people rapidly, but internet shutdowns can disrupt the connections that turn scattered dissent into collective action.
East of the Eastern Front 4: Ukraine’s Air Defence, Russian Drones, Sanctions, and Pokrovsk
How are Russian drone attacks, refinery strikes, EU sanctions, and fighting around Pokrovsk shaping Ukraine’s war strategy?
“The question now is whether production can scale quickly enough to close the gap.”
When the Exception Becomes the Rule in World Politics
An analysis explores how governments increasingly use legally embedded exceptions to respond to security, migration, trade, and geopolitical pressures.
An analysis explores how governments increasingly use legally embedded exceptions to respond to security, migration, trade, and geopolitical pressures.
Economic Frustration Tests Trump’s Standing With Rural Voters, New KFF-AP Poll Finds
Rural voters rank the cost of living and cost of healthcare as top issues they want to hear about from midterm candidates as they face a tightening pocketbook pinch.
Rural voters rank the cost of living and cost of healthcare as top issues they want to hear about from midterm candidates as they face a tightening pocketbook pinch.
Disability, Work and the Limits of Benefit Reform in Britain
Britain’s disability-benefit debate highlights the challenge of balancing income protection with employment support for people with partial or fluctuating work capacity.
Britain’s disability-benefit debate highlights the challenge of balancing income protection with employment support for people with partial or fluctuating work capacity.
What Non-MAGA Southerners Say About Trump, as Told by a Progressive Who Grew up in the South
A story in southern phrases.
A story in southern phrases.
What Do We Still Share in an Age of Political Polarization?
Researchers explore how shared values, relationships, meaning, and well-being can create common ground amid political polarization.
Researchers explore how shared values, relationships, meaning, and well-being can create common ground amid political polarization.
I Wrote in Jerry Brown’s Name for President in 1992
Many will erroneously call this 'throwing your vote away.' Few give any thought to voting for legally bribed candidates, which means trading your influence for that of the donor class’s.
Many will erroneously call this ‘throwing your vote away.’ Few give any thought to voting for legally bribed candidates, which means trading your influence for that of the donor class’s.