Partisanship

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Twitter Is Gaining Trust With Republicans, but Losing It With Democrats in the Musk Era

Year in Review: Analyzing the News That Broke Through in 2022

Graphic conveying what news voters saw, read and heard the most about in 2022, including the overturning of Roe v. Wade, Queen Elizabeth II's death and the shooting in Uvalde, Texas

Analyzing the News That Broke Through in 2022

Graphic conveying the overturning of Roe v. Wade

COVID-19 Still Grabbed Headlines in 2022. But No Health Story Broke Through to Voters More Than Roe v. Wade

Graphic conveying Democrat and Republican views of Elon Musk's brands

Elon Musk’s Politically Polarizing Effect

Graphic conveying political ideology changes in the U.S.

America Has Become Less Liberal, but Not Necessarily More Conservative

Negative Partisanship Works in American Elections, but Whom Will It Help the Most in 2022?

Despite Division on Progress, Politics and Tradition, Most Americans Still Support Playing National Anthem at Sporting Events

One Year and 400,000 Deaths: How the Pandemic Divided America

In the American Public’s Eyes, 2020 Has Been About Trump -- to His Detriment

Fox News’ Upper Hand Next Year: The Country’s Eyeballs, Down to Districts

Media Companies Dominate Most Divisive Brands List, and It Keeps Getting Worse