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• Select Dartmouth College Reports Findings in COVID-19 (Evaluating the Impact of Mask Mandates and Political Party Affiliation on Mental Health Internet Search Behavior in the United States During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Generalized Additive Mixed Model ...)

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  Dartmouth College Reports Findings in COVID-19 (Evaluating the Impact of Mask Mandates and Political Party Affiliation on Mental Health Internet Search Behavior in the United States During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Generalized Additive Mixed Model ...)

  From:Politics & Government Week

  Mar. 23, 2023665 words Report 1520L2023 MAR 23 (VerticalNews) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Politics & Government Week -- New research on Coronavirus - COVID-19 is the subject of a report. According to news reporting originating in Lebanon,...
• Select University of Michigan Researcher Describes Advances in COVID-19 (Spillover of Vaccine Hesitancy into Adult COVID-19 and Influenza: The Role of Race, Religion, and Political Affiliation in the United States).

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  University of Michigan Researcher Describes Advances in COVID-19 (Spillover of Vaccine Hesitancy into Adult COVID-19 and Influenza: The Role of Race, Religion, and Political Affiliation in the United States).

  From:Vaccine Weekly

  Mar. 8, 2023514 words Report 1330L2023 MAR 8 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Vaccine Weekly -- Investigators publish new report on COVID-19. According to news originating from Ann Arbor, Michigan, by NewsRx editors, the research...
• Select New MIT Sloan research finds Americans are more receptive to counter-partisan messages than previously thought.

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  New MIT Sloan research finds Americans are more receptive to counter-partisan messages than previously thought.

  From:PR Newswire

  Mar. 2, 2023888 words Article 1520LCAMBRIDGE, Mass., March 2, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Party loyalty and partisan motivation may interfere less with Americans' thinking than previously believed, MIT behavioral researchers Nature Human Behaviour. The study,...
• Select New Findings Reported from University of Diego Portales Describe Advances in Political Science (Party Affiliation and Individual Incentives: Committee Assignments In the Chamber of Deputies In Chile, 1990-2018).

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  New Findings Reported from University of Diego Portales Describe Advances in Political Science (Party Affiliation and Individual Incentives: Committee Assignments In the Chamber of Deputies In Chile, 1990-2018).

  From:Politics & Government Week

  Feb. 16, 2023375 words Brief article 1440L2023 FEB 16 (VerticalNews) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Politics & Government Week -- Current study results on Political Science have been published. According to news originating from Santiago, Chile, by...
• Select Investigators from University of Wisconsin Report New Data on Climate Change (The Influences of Political Affiliation and Weather-related Impacts On Climate Change Adaptation In Us Cities).

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  Investigators from University of Wisconsin Report New Data on Climate Change (The Influences of Political Affiliation and Weather-related Impacts On Climate Change Adaptation In Us Cities).

  From:Global Warming Focus

  Feb. 6, 2023472 words Report 1550L2023 FEB 6 (VerticalNews) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Global Warming Focus -- Current study results on Climate Change have been published. According to news reporting from Madison, Wisconsin, by...
• Select Schlozman and Hopkins Analyze the Connection Between Religious and Political Affiliation in United States.

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  Schlozman and Hopkins Analyze the Connection Between Religious and Political Affiliation in United States.

  From:UWIRE Text

  Feb. 5, 2023615 words Article 1410LFor the first time in American history, white Christians no longer represent a majority of the general public, according to political science professors Kay Schlozman and David Hopkins. "The relative optimism of the...
• Select Can Anything Be Done to Assuage Rural Rage?

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  Can Anything Be Done to Assuage Rural Rage?

  Author:Paul KrugmanFrom:The New York Times

  Jan. 27, 2023871 words Editorial 1200LRural resentment has become a central fact of American politics -- in particular, a pillar of support for the rise of right-wing extremism. As the Republican Party has moved ever further into MAGAland, it has lost votes...
• Select Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Reports Findings in COVID-19 (Left-Right-Position, party affiliation and regional differences explain low COVID-19 vaccination rates in Germany).

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  Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Reports Findings in COVID-19 (Left-Right-Position, party affiliation and regional differences explain low COVID-19 vaccination rates in Germany).

  From:Politics & Government Week

  Jan. 26, 2023536 words Report 1600L2023 JAN 26 (VerticalNews) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Politics & Government Week -- New research on Coronavirus - COVID-19 is the subject of a report. According to news originating from Amsterdam,...
• Select Republicans' National Power Struggle Is Playing Out in Pennsylvania.

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  Republicans' National Power Struggle Is Playing Out in Pennsylvania.

  Author:Charles HomansFrom:The New York Times

  Jan. 25, 20231,798 words Article 1380LIn one deep-red pocket of rural Pennsylvania, three warring factions each claim to represent the Republican Party. Tensions boiled over in a scuffle over a booth at a farm show. BUTLER, Pa. -- Zach Scherer, a...
• Select The Case for Going Gray and Staying Blue.

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  The Case for Going Gray and Staying Blue.

  Authors:Bill McKibben and Akaya WindwoodFrom:The New York Times

  Jan. 23, 20231,084 words Article 1190LIs it time to call the next election ''the most important in American history''? Probably. It seems like it may involve a judgment on democracy itself. Americans with a lot of history will play a key role in determining...
• Select This Is How Red States Silence Blue Cities and Democracy.

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  This Is How Red States Silence Blue Cities and Democracy.

  Author:Margaret RenklFrom:The New York Times

  Jan. 18, 20231,228 words Guest commentary 1340LNASHVILLE -- January in Nashville ushers in two forces for chaos: erratic weather and irrational legislators. Both are hugely disruptive. Neither is surprising anymore. In the age of climate change, the old joke about...
• Select Skewed Polling Washed Away 'Red Tsunami'.

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  Skewed Polling Washed Away 'Red Tsunami'.

  Authors:Jim Rutenberg, Ken Bensinger, and Steve EderFrom:The New York Times

  Dec. 31, 20224,352 words Article 1370LThe errant surveys spooked some candidates into spending more money than necessary, and diverted help from others who otherwise had a fighting chance of winning. Senator Patty Murray, a Democrat, had consistently won...
• Select University of South Alabama Researcher Advances Knowledge in Vaccines (Investigating the Relation of Political Orientation and Vaccination Outcomes: Identifying the Roles of Political Ideology, Party Affiliation, and Vaccine Hesitancy).

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  University of South Alabama Researcher Advances Knowledge in Vaccines (Investigating the Relation of Political Orientation and Vaccination Outcomes: Identifying the Roles of Political Ideology, Party Affiliation, and Vaccine Hesitancy).

  From:Vaccine Weekly

  Dec. 28, 2022394 words Brief article 1300L2022 DEC 28 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Vaccine Weekly -- Data detailed on vaccines have been presented. According to news reporting out of Mobile, Alabama, by NewsRx editors, research stated,...
• Select Studies from University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Northwest Update Current Data on COVID-19 (Associations Between Covid-19 Vaccine Uptake, Race/ethnicity, and Political Party Affiliation).

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  Studies from University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Northwest Update Current Data on COVID-19 (Associations Between Covid-19 Vaccine Uptake, Race/ethnicity, and Political Party Affiliation).

  From:Vaccine Weekly

  Dec. 28, 2022563 words Report 1510L2022 DEC 28 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Vaccine Weekly -- New research on Coronavirus - COVID-19 is the subject of a report. According to news reporting out of Springdale, Arkansas, by NewsRx...
• Select Republicans Make Gains On New York City Council.

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  Republicans Make Gains On New York City Council.

  Author:Jeffery C. MaysFrom:The New York Times

  Dec. 25, 20221,328 words Article 1310LProgressive Democrats and conservative Republicans are clashing on what may be the most ideologically diverse City Council ever. As a first-term Democrat on the New York City Council, it might seem logical that Ari...
• Select Sinema's switch was months in the making. Now it's a challenge for Democrats.

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  Sinema's switch was months in the making. Now it's a challenge for Democrats.

  Authors:Yvonne Wingett Sanchez and Liz GoodwinFrom:The Washington Post

  Dec. 18, 20222,198 words Article 1300LByline: Yvonne Wingett Sanchez and Liz Goodwin Sen. Kyrsten Sinema caught many by surprise earlier this month when she announced she was leaving the Democratic Party and registering as an independent, saying in a...
• Select Kyrsten Sinema Brings Bad Tidings for Democrats in 2024.

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  Kyrsten Sinema Brings Bad Tidings for Democrats in 2024.

  Author:Samara KlarFrom:The New York Times

  Dec. 18, 20221,195 words Article 1330LArizona was on the cusp of seating a Democratic governor alongside two Democratic senators for the first time since 1951 when Senator Kyrsten Sinema abruptly announced last week she is leaving the Democratic Party to...
• Select For Party-Switchers In House and Senate, An Uncertain Future.

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  For Party-Switchers In House and Senate, An Uncertain Future.

  Author:Carl HulseFrom:The New York Times

  Dec. 15, 20221,285 words Article 1380LIf history is any guide, Senator Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona, the latest lawmaker to change her stripes, faces an uncertain future. WASHINGTON -- When Phil Gramm, a conservative House member from Texas, left the...
• Select How much of a battleground state will Georgia be in the future?

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  How much of a battleground state will Georgia be in the future?

  From:All Things Considered

  2022726 words Audio file, Broadcas... 920LTo listen to this broadcast, click here: BYLINE: SAM GRINGLAS HOST: JUANA SUMMERS JUANA SUMMERS: Florida, Ohio - these were once perennial swing states. But a new pack of battlegrounds is emerging, including...
• Select Democratic senators sidestep Arizona race after Sinema leaves party.

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  Democratic senators sidestep Arizona race after Sinema leaves party.

  Author:Liz GoodwinFrom:The Washington Post

  Dec. 13, 2022971 words Article 1370LByline: Liz Goodwin Democratic senators from across the political spectrum have sidestepped the question of whether they would support Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-Ariz.) if she runs for a second term, underscoring how her...