Favorable views of NATO remain steady across the majority of member countries, survey finds

NATO is viewed favorably across many member nations with Poland allocating the most support for the alliance, a new survey finds.

Researchers explore the possibility of abating political polarization among American voters

Researchers at McGill University set out to establish if influencing voters to minimize political polarization was a possibility.

Study indicates a bickering, partisan Congress may actually enhance legislative effectiveness

The findings were released in the peer-reviewed journal Scientific Reports.

Most Americans infer the media as an essential role in balancing democracy, survey finds

In a recent survey, it found that the majority of American participants perceived the media as essential to democracy, with many depicting the reporting of prominent cable news outlets as bias.

Researchers find older refugees more likely to exhibit depressive traits long after resettlement

With the majority of past research studies on refugees focusing on the initial health effects of immigration resettlement, a recent study, appearing in the Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health, investigated its long-term effects.

Researchers find a sharply lower prevalence of female authorship in medical research publications

The findings were released in the journal Family Practice.

Partisanship still considered the most differentiating factor dividing both political parties

Partisanship remains the most prominent differentiating factor among presidential candidates this election cycle, a recent survey suggests.

Apprehension of migrants in the US-Mexico border is highest since 2007, study shows

Border Patrol agents experienced the largest apprehension of migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border since 2007, a recent study indicates.

Most people tend to overestimate preoccupation with environmentally friendly norms

New research has found that most people tend to overestimate just how environmentally friendly they are.

Most Americans prefer watching the news rather than reading it, survey finds

For most Americans, watching the news through television is a more viable option rather than reading it, a recent survey indicates.