Researchers at USC Viterbi’s Information Sciences Institute have developed a novel mathematical model that helps explain why we’re polarized.
A USC study finds presidents from both parties use federal funds to help mayoral candidates who share their political affiliation.
A growing number of U.S. senators have no elected experience — a trend that USC Price’s Jeffery A. Jenkins says undermines the chamber’s effectiveness and increases extremism.
Offshore wind is facing new political headwinds, even as a new study shows that it is technically and financially more promising than ever.
Both Joe Biden and Donald Trump are taking credit for the ceasefire. A USC expert looks at the deal — and the seemingly unlikely cooperation between the outgoing and incoming presidents’ staffs.
The prime minister succumbed to unpopularity, party infighting and questions over his response to the incoming U.S. administration.
The former congresswoman served as deputy secretary of the Cabinet in the Carter administration.
Analysis from USC education policy experts provides a measured look into the issues causing controversy for many local boards.
Trojans, many having voted in their first presidential election, come together for camaraderie, expert insights — and “moral support.”
Meddling in U.S. elections goes back to the era of James Madison and earlier, panelists note during USC Price’s George Washington Leadership Lecture Series at Mount Vernon in Virginia.
