A three-part series from FactCheck.org breaks down Presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.'s long history of false health claims.

A study looks at differences in the moral values implicit in organizations' mission statements and how those values relate to the founders' politics.

Despite the rhetoric on both sides of the political aisle, state voting laws have very small effects on election outcomes, research finds.

The tendency to dislike people from opposing political parties while favoring people from your own party is a global bias, research finds.

An experiment shows it's possible to harness partisan politics for the sake of getting people vaccinated.

Sovietologist Marcia Beck gauges Putin’s power base, the motives behind the mutiny, and the ramifications for the Russia.

"People who are prone to feeling guilt in their everyday lives are less likely to take bribes," says Hongbo Yu.

The stronger your ancestral family ties, the more likely you are to hold right-wing cultural policy preferences, research finds.

"These disaster impacts create a uniquely extensive and multiplied set of challenges," says Alex Priest.

Political ideology and user choice are the biggest drivers of engagement with partisan and unreliable news via Google Search, a study finds.