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2 weeks ago | 
forbes.com | Karlyn Bowman
In a news story about Harvey Weinstein’s trial for sexual assault, New York Times reporter Hurubie Meko noted the difference between the movie mogul’s first trial in 2020 and the ongoing one in the same courthouse. The 2020 courtroom was “overflowing with reporters prepared to broadcast every moment of his trial to an avid audience.” Now, she wrote, “[n]o cameras wait to catch a glimpse of his arrival.
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2 weeks ago | 
aei.org | Karlyn Bowman |R. Shep Melnick |Clay Calvert |Timothy Carney
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3 weeks ago | 
forbes.com | Karlyn Bowman
Around Memorial Day, pollsters often ask Americans about their summer vacation plans. Responses are a rough barometer of feelings about the economy’s health and our own prospects. What have we learned from recent polls? Will most Americans take a summer vacation?
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1 month ago | 
forbes.com | Karlyn Bowman
Lost in much of the news coverage of the 5th anniversary of George Floyd’s death were reports on how Americans, especially black Americans, view their local police now. News reports focused on reforms of police practices and possible actions by the Trump administration. Yet the passage of time has affected opinions of both blacks and whites. Gallup has a large reservoir of polls that ask people about racial attitudes generally and about views of local police.
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1 month ago | 
aei.org | Karlyn Bowman |Charles Murray |Chris Stirewalt |Howard Husock
Op-Ed Attitudes Toward the Police Five Years After George Floyd’s Death Op-Ed Public Attitudes on the Police and Black Lives Matter Podcast Discussing Broken Windows Policing: Murray on “The Newell Norman Show” Press Discussing Broken Windows Policing: Murray on “The Michael Medved Show” Op-Ed In the Decade Before Crime Rose, “Broken Windows” Policing Stopped Op-Ed Stirewaltisms: The Space Between “Back the Blue” and “Defund the Police” Op-Ed Where New York Should Follow Chicago’s Lead Op-Ed...
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1 month ago | 
aei.org | Karlyn Bowman |Naomi Riley |Charles Murray |Michael Barone
Op-Ed Attitudes Toward the Police Five Years After George Floyd’s Death Op-Ed Public Attitudes on the Police and Black Lives Matter Op-Ed Why Ending Child Services Is the New Defund the Police Working Paper The Collapse of Broken-Windows Policing in New York City, Los Angeles, and Washington, DC, 2013–22 Op-Ed The Political Gluttony of the Leisure Class Op-Ed Stirewaltisms: Dems’ Shift on Crime Deeper Than Just Midterm Woes Multimedia Nebulous Media KinderCare at The Washington Post Op-Ed...
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1 month ago | 
aei.org | Marc Thiessen |Stan Veuger |Karlyn Bowman |Matt Weidinger
Press Discussing Biden’s border policy: Thiessen on Fox News’ ‘America Reports’ Press Discussing Trump’s border policy: Thiessen on Fox Business’ ‘Kudlow’ Press Discussing capture of MS-13 leader: Thiessen on Fox News’ ‘America’s Newsroom’ Press Discussing Trump’s policies to counter illegal immigration: Thiessen on Fox News Radio’s ‘Brian Kilmeade Show’ Op-Ed What Happened to the Border Crisis? Post Trump’s Tariffs Would Attract Illegal Immigrants Op-Ed Mass Deportations and Public Opinion...
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1 month ago | 
forbes.com | Karlyn Bowman
Whom do you trust when it matters? A surprising number of polls suggest that the answer is not experts, but those closest to us: friends and family. Last week, Gallup released a new poll on the sources Americans turn to for advice about their finances. Even in this complex area—one that is especially sensitive right now given uncertainty about the economy’s trajectory—Americans turned to sources close to home first.
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1 month ago | 
aei.org | Christine Rosen |Danielle Pletka |Karlyn Bowman |Marc Thiessen
Op-Ed Oligarchs Against Oligarchy Article WTH: MAGA Goes to College Op-Ed Americans Want Politicians To Watch Their Mouths Op-Ed The Growing Partisan Divide on Vaccines Press Discussing the trajectory of the Democratic Party: Thiessen on Fox News Radio’s ‘Guy Benson Show’ Press Discussing Democratic Party in-fighting: Thiessen on Fox News’ ‘The Story’ Post In Opposing Last Month’s Continuing Resolution, Nearly All Democrats Voted to Shut Down Welfare Checks, Too Op-Ed What Do Democrats Really...
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1 month ago | 
forbes.com | Karlyn Bowman
In April, the Census released its report on registration and voting in the 2024 election. The data make it possible to look at many voter characteristics such as race and ethnicity, gender, age, family income, and much more. The trend data on voters is valuable, but I’m especially interested in a different question the Census includes in this series. The Census also asks people who are registered but didn’t vote why they didn’t do so.
