politics

Political identity can become a source of emotional regulation, carrying far more psychological weight than most people recognise.

Exposing people to moral behaviour by political opponents could reduce partisan hostility, research finds.

Cesar Chavez Day honours a labour leader whose nonviolent activism advanced farm workers’ rights and still inspires civic engagement.

A controversial welfare reform bill sparks backlash as it clashes with growing public support for inclusion and grassroots political participation.

The UK Supreme Court ruling signals a shift towards truth and reason after toxic wokery caused division and silenced debate.

Parental income shapes how genetic factors influence political interest in young people, with wealthier environments amplifying genetic dispositions while poverty suppresses them.

Verbal intelligence is more strongly linked to political engagement and ideological beliefs than other cognitive abilities, influencing voting behaviour.

Intelligence differences between Republicans and Democrats are complex, with education and cognitive styles suggesting distinctions, yet no clear answer exists.

Young people in Europe are increasingly distancing themselves from political institutions, with many feeling sidelined and under-represented in decision-making processes.

It is critical to remember how significant changes in the UK political landscape can impact families as a whole.

This time last year, the UK published a roadmap for reaching tech superpower status by 2030 through a new International Technology Strategy.

The recent landslide victory of the Labour Party under Prime Minister Keir Starmer marks a significant shift in the UK’s political landscape.

Populist politicians seeking to influence voters cannot rely on their own charisma to win over voters.

According to the latest statistics, over 46 million people registered to vote in the 2024 UK general election.

The Social Market Foundation (SMF) has responded critically to Labour’s latest manifesto, highlighting both its ambitions and its shortcomings.