Jefferey Reeseflipped into Puerto Paz Department of ResearchU.S. Politics Analysis: Why the stability of the 2020 race promises more volatility ahead verified_publisherCNN - Analysis by Ronald Brownstein(CNN) — In a presidency of unprecedented disruption and turmoil, Donald Trump's support has remained remarkably stable. That stability, paradoxically, points toward years of rising turbulence in American...
Jefferey Reeseflipped into Puerto Paz Department of Research When American Politics Turned Toxic verified_publisherThe New York Times - Geoffrey KabaserviceBURNING DOWN THE HOUSE Newt Gingrich, the Fall of a Speaker, and the Rise of the New Republican Party By Julian E. Zelizer When did American politics take the wrong turn that led to our present era of...
Jefferey Reeseflipped into Puerto Paz Department of ResearchDemocracy The Trump effect: New study connects white American intolerance and support for authoritarianism NBC News - Noah BerlatskyThe research suggests that when intolerant white people fear democracy may benefit marginalized people, they abandon their commitment to democracy. Since the founding of the United States, politicians...
Jefferey Reeseflipped into Puerto Paz Department of Research High-Tide Flooding On The Rise, Especially Along The East Coast, Forecasters Warn verified_publisherNPR - Rebecca HersherSea levels are rising, and that is sending more ocean water into streets, sewers and homes. For people who live and work in coastal communities, that means more otherwise-sunny days disrupted by flooding....
Jefferey Reeseflipped into Puerto Paz Department of Research Kindness Vs. Cruelty: Helping Kids Hear The Better Angels Of Their Nature verified_publisherNPR - Cory Turner , Anya KamenetzExplore Life Kit This story comes from Life Kit, NPR's family of podcasts to help make life better — covering everything from exercise to raising kids to making friends. For more, sign up for the newsletter...
Jefferey Reeseflipped into Puerto Paz Department of Research U.S.'s biggest Christian charity reportedly channeled $56.1 million to purported hate groups Newsweek - Daniel Moritz-Rabson The nation's eighth-largest nonprofit donated $56.1 million to a series of organizations identified as hate groups from 2015 to 2017, according to a …
