election

 

How to spot misleading statistics in the news

By Liberty Vittert/The Conversation

 /  Nov 3, 2018

 

Microsoft Denies Using Its App To Favor Rubio In Iowa Caucuses

By Carl Franzen

 /  Feb 3, 2016

 

How Would A Trump Presidency Impact Science?

By Carl Franzen

 /  Mar 17, 2016

 

Could A Higher-Pitched Voice Cost A Candidate The Election?

By Aimee Swartz

 /  Aug 10, 2015

 

How does contact tracing work, and how extensive will it be for Trump?

By Nina Pullano

 /  Oct 2, 2020

 

Five ways to help democracy even if you can’t vote

By Sandra Gutierrez G.

 /  Oct 21, 2020

 

The US hit 120,000 new COVID cases on Thursday, breaking records for the second day in a row

By Sara Kiley Watson

 /  Nov 6, 2020

 

Five election misinformation campaigns to avoid resharing

By Starbird, West, & DiResta/The Conversation

 /  Nov 6, 2020

 

All the ways the 2020 election has influenced science policy so far

By Kate Baggaley

 /  Nov 6, 2020

 

Arguing About Politics Online Might Not Actually Be A Bad Idea

By Samantha Cole

 /  Nov 8, 2016

 

Can a classic thought experiment explain how we elected Trump?

By Sophie Bushwick

 /  Nov 9, 2016

 

How to actually, for real turn off social media this weekend

By Sophie Bushwick

 /  Nov 12, 2016