The ‘Revolt of the Rich’: How the 1970s Reshaped America’s Economic Divide
International Policy Digest
Studies show that those who identify as left—figures like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and her supporters—tend to…
07 February 2025
Will Kaback talks with Stephen Hawkins
Tangle
Today, we’re publishing Editor Will Kaback’s conversation with Stephen Hawkins, director of research at More…
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04 February 2025
Trump wants to be a unifier. Here's how he could do it.
Washington Examiner
This raises a consequential question: Are Trump’s supporters so eager to see him get things…
04 February 2025
Foreign Aid is Unpopular
Wake Up to Politics
Again, young voters are a particularly group to watch here: according to a recent poll by…
31 January 2025
5 Things Americans Agree on at the Start of Trump's Second Term
The Fulcrum
More In Common, a nonprofit dedicated to finding ways to bridge political divisions in the…
28 January 2025
Poll Reveals Strong American Support for Unity and Relief Efforts
Investors Hangout
This raises a consequential question: Are Trump’s supporters so eager to see him get things…
22 January 2025
Can science-based interventions tamp down polarization?
PNAS
Surveys also find that cross-partisan hostility is at least partly a matter of misperception: People…
17 January 2025
How the Left Helped Trump Win
Compact Magazine
The left’s upper-crust appeal is well established. The most comprehensive study of this phenomenon is…
14 January 2025
Connecting with newsrooms can lead to collaborative projects that disrupt polarization
American Press Institute
At More in Common, we’ve spent seven years studying polarization in the U.S. Like many…