The Economic Components of the Camp David Trilateral Summit
The Camp David Summit marks the beginning of a new era and has implications far beyond security cooperation.
Discussions Around Special Envoys Signal Potential New Foreign Policy
The president-elect’s initial push to break with tradition may reveal the incoming administration’s desire to chart a different foreign policy direction.
Bipartisan Employment of Anti-Women Online Discourse
Online speculation around how different female celebrities may have voted reveals how partisans increasingly prioritize group loyalty over values.
Polarization Shapes Electoral Politics
Prevailing hostilities may have forestalled an electoral merger between the third-party centrist candidate and the main opposition party.
Political Ethics Take Center Stage in Election Discourse
Compared to campaign pledges from 10 years ago, candidates today speak more about corruption than economic growth.
Young Voters Have Long Held the Keys to Electoral Victory
Outcomes from presidential elections over the past two decades suggest the youth vote is a nearly reliable predictor of victory, but that support is not guaranteed for either party.