Rooting for a team this World Cup? It’s good for you—and society.
As the World Cup draws enormous fan bases, Harvard Kennedy School professor discusses how “fandom” can boost well-being, deepen civic engagement, and bridge partisan divides.
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Adaptive Representation in the U.S. Congress
Canonical theories of representation emphasize that electoral incentives drive legislator behavior, yet empirical research, focusing primarily on member ideology, finds little evidence of member adapt
How Might Fiscal Policy Respond to the Rise of Artificial Intelligence?
Presentation for the conference on "The Forces Shaping America's Fiscal Future"
Americans Can’t Afford Trump’s Economy
Prices are rising faster than wages in the US, and President Donald Trump’s policies are a key reason why.
Immigration Attitudes Public Opinion Turns Against Administration Policies
• ICE enforcement disapproval rose in our February 2026 wave across every partisan, age, and gender group.
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Jake Sullivan and Kurt Campbell: The U.S.-China Relationship
Professor Jake Sullivan and special guest Kurt Campbell cover the current state and future trajectory of U.S.–China relations.
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