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Polarizing Politics: 5 Reasons the 2016 Election Feels So Personal
The mudslinging 2016 election has frayed friendships. And here's why.
Nasty Elections: 5 Times Presidential Candidates Went Low
"When they go low, we go high." Unfortunately, during presidential elections, this isn't always the case.
Why Do Science Issues Seem to Divide Americans Along Party Lines?
These divides, such as beliefs about the reality of climate change, may not reflect Americans' attitudes toward science so much as other cultural and personal beliefs.
Future of Health Care: Data Can Empower Patients, Obama Says
To really improve health care for Americans in the future, people must be given more power over their own health data, President Barack Obama said Thursday.
Half of Americans Believe in 9/11 Conspiracy Theories
Roughly half of Americans believe in some conspiracy theories surrounding 9/11, while a huge minority believe in conspiracies about aliens, global warming and Obama's birth certificate.
Do Interruptions Hurt Presidential Candidates? What the Science Says
Trump's style of interruption during the first presidential debate might not win supporters.
