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By: Neeraj Prasad Counting the level of support for political violence misses how that support is made – and who it is made for. The post Good to Know: Why people support political violence appeared first on Good Authority .

By: Christopher Federico Farage vs Binface The post New York Dolls, ‘Trash’: The Week In One Song appeared first on Good Authority .

By: Erin Lockwood By many measures, the U.S. economy is thriving. So why is consumer sentiment so low? The post Explaining the ‘vibecession’ appeared first on Good Authority .

By: John Sides A lot of it comes down to partisanship. The post How people decide who’s deserving in politics appeared first on Good Authority .

By: Maxim Alyukov Good to Know: How autocrats and populists weaponize fact-checking, rumor debunking, and disinformation accusations. The post Who gets to decide what’s true? appeared first on Good Authority .

By: Roya Izadi What history and political science can tell us about the resilience of the Islamic Republic’s government and institutions. The post Why Washington keeps misreading Iran appeared first on Good Authority .

By: Jesus E. Rojas Venzor These great films tackle the challenges of immigration, and what drives families to leave their homes. The post Movies to help understand the politics of immigration ▶️ appeared first on Good Authority .

By: Geneva Cole Can direct and indirect contact with police and immigration enforcement officials influence political participation? The post Good to Know: How contact with the carceral state affects our politics appeared first on Good Authority .

By: Joseph Asunka, Anne Okello, and Bernice Appiah A new Afrobarometer report details how civic rights and media freedom fall short of citizens’ demands. The post Africans want freedoms their governments aren’t delivering appeared first on Good Authority .

By: Christopher Federico Back to trade war! The post Blur, ‘Trade Stylee’: The Week In One Song appeared first on Good Authority .

By: John Sides Newsworthy shifts often prove temporary. The post The perfectly predictable pattern in partisanship appeared first on Good Authority .
By: Roya Izadi Here’s how countries are coping with the loss of USAID and the State Department foreign aid programs. The post Why militaries benefit from U.S. foreign assistance cuts appeared first on Good Authority .
By: <a href="https://goodauthority.org/people/elizabeth-plantan/">Elizabeth Plantan</a> Why teams from the four countries making their debut bring back far more than their first World Cup soccer goals. The post The real winners in the 2026 World Cup aren’t on the podium appeared first on Good Authority .

By: <a href="https://goodauthority.org/people/nadia-e-brown/">Nadia E. Brown</a> South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham’s sudden death illustrates a familiar pathway for women to enter political office. The post Darline Graham Nordone inherited her brother’s Senate seat appeared first on Good Authority .

By: <a href="https://goodauthority.org/people/stacie-goddard/">Stacie Goddard</a> and <a href="https://goodauthority.org/people/reid-pauly/">Reid Pauly</a> A Good Chat with Reid Pauly, author of "The Art of Coercion." The post Why the U.S. is finding it hard to coerce Iran appeared first on Good Authority .

By: <a href="https://goodauthority.org/people/brian-schaffner/">Brian Schaffner</a> Fewer identify as Democratic, but most still plan to vote for Democrats. The post Are Jewish Americans really leaving the Democratic Party? appeared first on Good Authority .

By: <a href="https://goodauthority.org/people/stacie-goddard/">Stacie Goddard</a> Frictions between the Atlantic Alliance partners continue, particularly on these three points. The post What to expect at this week’s NATO summit appeared first on Good Authority .
A minority says American independence was a good thing. 250 years later, the British still aren’t so hot on American independence. A minority says American independence was a good thing. The post 250 years later, the British still aren’t so hot on American independence appeared first on Good Authority .
A primary sweep for Mamdani-backed candidates. In last week’s New York primary election, a sweep for candidates backed by NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani. The post The Cure, ‘Primary’: The Week In One Song appeared first on Good Authority .

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