A new survey suggests that only a small minority of college professors try to inject their politics into the classroom, but cannot explain why universities continue to permit such abuses.

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Neuroscientist Leor Zmigrod has a saying: “demography is not destiny.” She came up with it to counter what she says is a misconception: that people’s ideologies are shaped by their cultural identities ...

A new Poynter project explores how political and religious divides are reshaping schools, governments, and communities in ...

In the context of the new engineering disciplines, the paper constructs a multi-dimensional course ideological and political education model of "Three-Belief Four-Integration Seven-Dimension ...

Uduaghan, has decried the lack of ideological clarity among Nigeria’s political parties, warning that the trend is weakening ...

Political humor merges comedy and critique, making complex political issues engaging and accessible. It can change political ...

The collapse of the Biden administration’s green agenda shows that even economic self-interest isn’t as powerful as narrative ...

By the same token, legislation that creates concentrated losses for powerful economic interests is unlikely to make much ...

When colleges and universities faced pandemic closures and uncertain enrolment, international students came under scrutiny as ...

There can be little doubt that many Republican lawmakers voted against their constituents’ economic interests in supporting US President Donald Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill.” That outcome holds an ...

The Trump White House blasted the Smithsonian for pushing “one-sided, divisive political narratives" in an exclusive email to ...