This reminded me of the 250 th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence next year, and something I have wondered (and I am sure I am not the only one) many times over the last 25 years: What ...
His assertion: New York City’s Jews have not been the only canary in the coal mine of the city’s ethnic mosaic — but they, in ...
Paul Ingrassia Drops Office of Special Counsel Bid Amid 'Never Trust an Indian' Racist Message Row Belgium rejects Mehul Choksi's bias claims; dismisses abduction chargeBelgium’s Antwerp Court of ...
Kirk Herbstreit wants you to know he’s not biased toward the SEC. In fact, he swears he’s not. But if you’ve watched College GameDay for more than five minutes, you already know how that plays out. On ...
The Minister for the Interior, Muntaka Mubarak, has cautioned against politicising or tribalising crimes, stressing that the government remains resolute in treating crime purely as crime, irrespective ...
WEST SPRINGFIELD ― West Springfield will receive a $35,000 state grant next year to help schools prevent hate crimes and bias, part of a $1 million initiative awarded to 38 districts across ...
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has vowed to pursue corruption cases without fear or favour, saying no politician or high-profile individual will be shielded because of party ...
I have to admit that last night’s game between the Dodgers and my Blue Jays was more exhausting than it was disappointing. You can only have one winner in these situations. Kudos to Freddie Freeman ...
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A common cognitive bias is fueling distrust in election outcomes, according to new psychology research
A new scientific paper suggests that a common, unconscious mental shortcut may partly explain why many people believe in election fraud. The research indicates that the order in which votes are ...
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