After an outcry on social media, Mr. Sweet added an introduction to his own article that first confessed to a “clumsy” presentation of his arguments but concluded with a tacit admission that ...

Political advertising on social media isn’t regulated by the U.S. government in the same manner it is on TV or radio, nor is it easy to vet and monitor reposts of manipulated content.

The weaponization of social justice identity politics is “purely a tactic that is being used to deconstruct cultural innovation rooted in BIPOC communities.” As the nation braces for the potential ...

Political polarization in the U.S. has reached a dangerous level, with social media platforms promoting misinformation and distrust, leading to extremism and alienation, and a lack of shared experi… ...

In fact, during the civil rights movement, when The New York Times Magazine asked if corporations "have a social duty" to speak up, the head of U.S. Steel declared that's "quite beyond what a ...

About three to four times more Americans said they did not feel free to express themselves, compared with the number of those ...

Exploring political behavior and polarization through the lens of social identity theory (SIT) provides insights into how individuals' self-concepts are shaped by their group memberships ...

When political discourse is devoid of facts and high on demonization, it’s no surprise that political violence is the result. There is a way out, but it’s slow and will take effort.

Australian women’s political interest. Although the Weekly often framed political debate through social and cultural lenses, there was still ample traditional political reportage in early editions.

The UT System Board of Regents approved a new measure in its free speech policy Thursday barring the system and its institutions, including the University of Texas, from taking political stances ...