The word "ideology" has become a fixture in American political rhetoric, invoked by leaders to cast opponents' beliefs as ...

A leading anxiety in both the technology and foreign policy worlds today is China’s purported edge in the artificial intelligence race. The usual narrative goes like this: Without the constraints on ...

Scott Galupo reviews Jonah Goldberg’s The Tyranny of Cliches for the July issue of TAC: Now, about this business of ideology: an adherent of an ideology, Goldberg writes, isn’t someone who is ...

Although most US adults view scientists as reliable sources of cancer information, trust varies sharply across the political spectrum, a new analysis of the 2024 Health Information National Trends ...

Analysing different political struggles, movements and groups in Pakistan, the region and the world today, it is not difficult to decipher that the politics of identity are on ascendance while the ...

The turmoil in Iran since its contested elections has created two policy dilemmas for Washington. Suddenly there's more at stake than the future of Tehran's nuclear-weapons program. Since last summer, ...

Last week, the board of regents of the Texas A&M University System voted to forbid professors from teaching courses that “advocate race or gender ideology, or topics related to sexual orientation or ...

In this raw, emotionally overwrought moment in our public life, few topics generate more passion than gender ideology and the associated practice of gender “transition.” Several Catholic leaders have ...

Although the United States and Vietnam are ideologically different, recent bilateral developments show that both countries are now more open to direct exchanges between the Communist Party of Vietnam ...

Earlier this year, we covered some polling data in which people were asked what factor shaped their acceptance of climate change. Buried in the data were two apparently contradictory findings: there ...

Compared to many other animals, humans are incredibly intelligent. Moreover, we have collectively accrued masses of data and facts, to the extent that we now refer to our present period as the Age of ...