See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. As Americans slowly start tuning in to a re-match between President ...

The paper sought to address the tribal nature of politics—the idea that people are fierce partisans of one political tribe (i.e., political party) or another. We wanted to use brain imaging to shed ...

I don’t believe I’ve ever been nostalgic about political life in November 2016. It was a disorienting time for Americans and people around the world. But there’s one way we can look back at that ...

What might data from scientific surveys reveal about how partisan divides are shaping our workplaces? That’s among the questions that the Polarization Research Lab out of Dartmouth College regularly ...

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SALT LAKE CITY -- Indiana Sen. Evan Bayh touched off shock waves and soul-searching in the political world by announcing he won't run for re-election. The Democrat says he's grown to dislike Congress, ...

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Daniel Bannish, Psy.D., lives in Harpswell. The “world’s greatest deliberative body” has morphed to a point beyond gridlock to become a “party-first” body that deliberates on the sins of the other.