Ten ideas to help social media creators who want to help foster an informed voting public during upcoming elections.

Erin Zimmer Strenio, former Vote.gov director and current fellow at the Shorenstein Center, is partnering with the Ash Center ...

College athletes are part of a labor market. Chris Corr says it’s time for reporters to start covering them as employees, not ...

Chris Corr, Ph.D., is a principal lecturer of athletic leadership at Clemson University and executive director of the College ...

The rapid spread of health misinformation online since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic has spurred more studies and articles on the topic than ever before. But research and data are lagging on the ...

From the U.S. to Canada to Greece, wildfires have been wreaking havoc across the globe in recent months, burning land, forests and homes, and killing or displacing wildlife and humans. The smoke can ...

As scholars and other experts rush to release new research aimed at better understanding the coronavirus pandemic, newsrooms must be more careful than ever in vetting the biomedical studies they ...

Police chases, often initiated over a minor crime or none at all, kill nearly two people a day across the U.S., “and public officials are failing at nearly every level to confront the growing problem, ...

We updated this piece on ballot measures, originally published in October 2022, to include new figures, two recent research studies and other information. When U.S. voters go to the polls in November, ...

“In the span of about two months, the Trump administration radically expanded the 287(g) program beyond anything I have seen in the past 15 years of close study of this precise policy,” writes ...