Culture War News and Blog Posts

For most of this country’s post-Civil War history, the most reliable indicator of partisan voting behavior was financial status. That is no longer the case.

A nonbinary teen's death sparked questions and examples of media bias.

2023 leaves many unanswered questions. However, it’s not always as simple as real versus fake or true versus false.

It’s one thing for individuals and even some brands to take a positive stance on Pride. But how sincere – and how warranted – are these endorsements when they come from federal agencies like the FBI or defense contractors like Lockheed Martin?

From the Center

For those who are less than excited by the upcoming eighteen months of uninterrupted discussion of ...

Book restrictions have been a widely covered topic by outlets across the spectrum for quite some time now. However, coverage often tends to imply differently what a "book ban" really is, who's responsible for it, and how it affects availability of texts.

In an election season when Republican elephants and Democratic donkeys are poised for a fierce battle for control in Washington, it’s beginning to look like next year’s elections could be decided by a mouse.

If the GOP is clueless on how to deal with abortion politics, Democrats seem to be just as baffled by how to navigate the equally-charged debate over immigration policy.

News sources on left and right are framing recent attempts to limit drag performances very differently.

Various sides of the media presented different conclusions on what caused SVB's failure. When that happens, misinformation can spread.