Political Party Support: Do Couples Influence Each Other?
Do romantic partners change each other's political views? A new study shows how couples influence political party support over time.
Do Conservatives Trust Doctors Less Than Liberals?
New research reveals political divisions in trust toward doctors, scientists, and media—especially between conservatives and liberals in the U.S.
Authoritarian Attitudes: Do They Reshape the Brain?
Brain scans reveal altered anatomy linked to authoritarian beliefs, highlighting connections between political views and neurological structure.
Political Lies: Do Far-Right Parties Lie More?
Discover how political lies follow patterns—new studies link radical-right populism, brain structure, and misinformation vulnerability.
Is Political Conservatism Linked to Prejudice?
New research reveals a strong connection between political conservatism and generalized prejudice, challenging assumptions about partisan behavior.
Horseshoe Theory: Does Extremism Unite the Left and Right?
New studies explore if political extremes share traits, revealing how ideology, patriotism, morality, and empathy shape polarization in the U.S.
Are Online Quizzes Influencing Your Vote?
A study reveals how online quizzes may be shaping voter opinions. Are they subtly changing your political stance? Find out now.
Do Wealthy Voters Care More About Politician’s Looks?
Higher social class voters rely more on facial cues when judging politicians, prioritizing perceived competence over other factors.
Do Trump Voters Link Jews to Conspiracies?
A study finds that neutral info about Jews sparks conspiracy beliefs among Trump voters. Learn how political biases shape perceptions.
Why Do Unmarried Voters Lean Democrat?
Explore the racial and religious factors influencing unmarried voters' Democratic preference and how political trends shape party support.