By Brandon Millett >> Philanthropy Roundtable After more than a year of lockdowns and social distancing, last month America celebrated its 245th birthday with vigor. More than 132 million people took to trains,...
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By Jeff Hunter // Utah State University // Utah State Magazine Brent Hill ’73 of the National Institute for Civil Discourse weighs in. While serving as senate president pro tempore...
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By Riley Iosca // Arizona Alumni Magazine Meet Keith Allred, executive director of the National Institute for Civil Discourse, which was established by the University of Arizona shortly after the...
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President Biden will today issue an executive order forming the Presidential Commission on the Supreme Court of the United States, comprised of a bipartisan group of experts on the Court...
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By Brian Steinberg // Variety Madison Avenue is paying more money to podcasting. Now a group of people focused on the industry wants advertisers to pay more attention. The Media...
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BY SUKHAYL_NIYAZOV// AllSides Animosity towards members of an opposing political party has substantially worsened in recent years. But much of what we know about polarization and citizens’ attitudes to their...
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By // American Enterprise Institute America is being torn apart, but our problem isn’t one of incivility, intolerance, or even anger. Rather, the problem is contempt: the conviction that those...
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UA researcher says civility suffered a setback during the January insurrection. By Tony Perkins // Arizona Public Media Researchers say many rank and file Democratic and Republican voters may be closer...
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By John Froonjian // The Press of Atlantic City Last May, the William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy at Stockton University launched a series of group discussions about the...
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By: Hector Gonzales // ABC 15 Arizona TUCSON, AZ — Today marks 10 years since the mass shooting in Tucson that claimed the lives of six people. The shooting also left...
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