“Polarization” was the choice of Merriam-Webster, which defined it as “division into two sharply distinct opposites; ...

Since Oct. 7, journalists for the American Jewish press have watched their community fracture while wondering how—or even ...

Accessing extremism online has never been easier, the threat has never been higher, and the ideology of those conducting attacks has never been more splintered.

In a fitting well-being check on America, they chose polarization, defined as “A very specific kind of division … toward the extremes.” The 2024 election seems to have only increased this ...

Idriss, Director Of The Polarization And Extremism Research and Innovation Lab joins Katie Phang to discuss the New Orleans ...

We live in politically polarized times, and media coverage can be part of the problem, says Diana Mutz, an author and ...

For a second time, America is grateful this year to be safe and prosperous again as voters celebrate Donald Trump's second ...

Indian film and television veteran Siddharth Roy Kapur points to increasingly polarized theatrical results and a period of ...

As 2024 comes to a close, Merriam-Webster has chosen polarization as the Word of the Year. A dictionary is not exactly a public truth teller, but their choice offers a commentary on this moment.

Donald Trumps return to the political stage as president in 2025 has reignited national conversations about political ...

Get out of your bubble. These tips only contribute to change if you choose to engage with people whose beliefs and core values differ from your own. Lean into disagreement, which is part of our social ...