In This Section News Events News Recent news from the Center for the Study of Political Psychology Craig, on defense over Democrats' agriculture priorities, eyes Senate run The outcome of the Democratic primary may not depend on Craig's positioning on agriculture and nutrition, says Professor Benjamin Toff. Opinion: The patriarchy is perishing and making us polarized "Social tensions have now crossed the boundary into becoming political tensions," says Professor Howard Lavine. "Those social groups now have become aligned with party." Opinion: Trump and the Media — a toxic love story Professor Benjamin Toff discusses the challenges journalists face regarding Trump and false information. An authoritarian anti-journalism playbook Professor Benjamin Toff's predictions for journalism in 2025. The Liberal New Yorkers Who Say They're Tuning Out the News People avoid and struggle with staying on top of the news for numerous reasons, says Professor Benjamin Toff. Checking the pulse of MN's news landscape What is the state of Minnesota's local news ecosystem? Professor Benjamin Toff answers this question and more. Minnesota House tied, DFL trifecta broken, recount Thursday Professor Dan Myers discusses the shift towards Republicans, recounts, and upcoming legislative session. The role of misinformation in the 2024 election Professor Emily Vraga discusses the role of misinformation in the 2024 election and how we can protect ourselves from it. Opinion: Why do we fall for partisan politics? Professor Howard Lavine discusses party politics, economic issues, and social media. As emotions heighten post-election, experts give advice on how to cope Even though this election may be as divisive as ever, says Professor Howard Lavine, we should remind ourselves we have more in common than we think. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Next page ›› Last page Last »
Craig, on defense over Democrats' agriculture priorities, eyes Senate run The outcome of the Democratic primary may not depend on Craig's positioning on agriculture and nutrition, says Professor Benjamin Toff.
Opinion: The patriarchy is perishing and making us polarized "Social tensions have now crossed the boundary into becoming political tensions," says Professor Howard Lavine. "Those social groups now have become aligned with party."
Opinion: Trump and the Media — a toxic love story Professor Benjamin Toff discusses the challenges journalists face regarding Trump and false information.
An authoritarian anti-journalism playbook Professor Benjamin Toff's predictions for journalism in 2025.
The Liberal New Yorkers Who Say They're Tuning Out the News People avoid and struggle with staying on top of the news for numerous reasons, says Professor Benjamin Toff.
Checking the pulse of MN's news landscape What is the state of Minnesota's local news ecosystem? Professor Benjamin Toff answers this question and more.
Minnesota House tied, DFL trifecta broken, recount Thursday Professor Dan Myers discusses the shift towards Republicans, recounts, and upcoming legislative session.
The role of misinformation in the 2024 election Professor Emily Vraga discusses the role of misinformation in the 2024 election and how we can protect ourselves from it.
Opinion: Why do we fall for partisan politics? Professor Howard Lavine discusses party politics, economic issues, and social media.
As emotions heighten post-election, experts give advice on how to cope Even though this election may be as divisive as ever, says Professor Howard Lavine, we should remind ourselves we have more in common than we think.
