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Since the 2020 presidential elections, perhaps no individual has done more to promote the Big Lie that former President Donald Trump was wrongfully...
The sharp increase in online disinformation since 2016 has been challenging for local, state, or national electoral institutions. Efforts to...
More than 60 million people have already voted in the 2024 elections through early voting or mail-in ballots. Early voting will be wrapping up...
This essay is the second in our CAROLINADAZE series, a joint project with Common Cause North Carolina featuring the voices of young North...
Earlier this year, we asked you, our readers, to participate in a reader survey. Thank you to the many readers who responded; your thoughts were...
This essay is the first in our CAROLINADAZE series, a joint project with Common Cause North Carolina featuring the voices of young North...
When Hurricane Helene tore through Southern Appalachia on September 29, unleashing trillions of gallons of water and leaving more than 1 million...
When Hurricane Helene tore through Southern Appalachia on September 29, unleashing trillions of gallons of water and leaving more than 1 million...
The Institute for Southern Studies is excited to announce a new addition to the organization's leadership team: Lekha Shupeck, who joins the...
When Hurricane Helene tore through Southern Appalachia on September 29, unleashing trillions of gallons of water and leaving more than 1 million...