Bolivians will hold a new election in May — without ousted President Evo Morales.

Here's how we checked, and what we found.

By a lot.

If the game is constitutional hardball, Democrats could try this play.

If Republicans cut its funding, those numbers would go up.

That's what we can learn from this new research on Poland and Hungary.

In 2016, Trump said executive orders signaled lazy leadership. Whoops.

The politics of gun rights are heavily racialized.

While politicians and the news media regularly invoke "heroes," most Americans still think they're rare.

Presidents get frustrated with legislation and take refuge in what's known as “the administrative presidency.” Can Congress rein them in?

Those slight differences helped Democrats win the Senate.

Trump has strong appeal to whites who like, well, whites.

Supply problems are the norm, not the exception.

Beijing is likely to seek short-term stability as it anticipates a long-term advantage

Who thinks they're doing worse? The wealthiest Republicans, or the poorest Democrats?

The best estimate is that zero non-citizens voted.

The Kremlin seems to be trolling for support among U.S. voters on the far right.

Threatening an opponent with imprisonment upon loss of an election is not just a threat against that particular individual; it is potentially a threat against democracy itself.

Many nations are spying on or sabotaging their rivals' weapons systems. What the Kremlin does is different.

Democracies are falling into disarray, and the U.S. isn't helping any.

When friends and family aren’t vaccinated, people are more reluctant to get the shot.

Trump let a Chinese telecommunications firm off the hook after hearing from China's president.

Will the Corporate Transparency Act cut down on illicit financial dealings? That’s the plan.

Its leaders made a decision to push out blacks. That helped it to dominate Southern politics.

Four historical examples show how much race has always mattered in defining ‘Western civilization.’

Social media has made mass protests easier to organize — but, perhaps paradoxically, harder to resolve.

Americans can learn from how other nations draw districts.

Political scientists draw on their expertise and the discipline’s research to provide in-depth analysis and inform the political conversation.

A distinct minority of fans complain about Star Wars’ first nonwhite female lead in more degrading language than they complain about other parts of the franchise.

Most Catalans aren't hardcore separatists.

But they’re more likely to shift toward the Democrats than to a third party.

A significant number of Republicans would support flagrant violations of democratic norms.

We've developed a short course.