Eighteen percent (18%) think most of the media are pretty much objective and neutral in their political coverage. (To see survey question wording, click here.) Please sign up for the Rasmussen ...

Is it possible that the presidential election ended the way it did because the average American is just a bit tired of reading opinion pieces that are totally biased in favor of the Democratic Party?

A documentary presenter highlights the influence of social networking sites on political debate, and how Twitter influenced the 2010 general election TV debates. Does social media get us and our ...

But there's a more lasting problem with sharing political posts, and that has to do with how your friends and connections perceive you. Every time you share something to social media, you're making an ...

Below we outline three of the main benefits social media provides for them: Social media will continue to rise in importance throughout the academic world. If correctly optimized, there are many ...

Nearly lost amid the excitement, though, are some unexpected, perhaps even unintended, side benefits to our singular political moment ... and the media focused on trivia in a desperate attempt ...

President-elect Donald Trump’s victory over Vice President Kamala Harris drew cheers from his supporters, left his critics ...

The world’s richest man gave his money and time in campaigning for the president-elect and now is putting in his requests for ...

citing there would be greater costs than benefits. According to the IC and Department of Defense (DOD) analysis, a change in policy would not have a strategic impact or would not change the course ...

As this political cycle continues to progress ... In this interview, Nick Karls, Director of Compliance, Employee Benefits, at Holmes Murphy, shares his thoughts on what to expect in the coming ...

Early voting starts in Duval, St. Johns, and Putnam Counties on Monday, and political experts say there are plenty of benefits to getting your ballot in sooner rather than later. The biggest ...

Additionally, 22% of respondents said they blame the current political climate for higher stress levels at work. The perceived impacts of the upcoming election in the workplace were higher among ...