There has never been a time when more misinformation, disinformation and outright fakery has been so rampant, making it hard at times to distinguish between AI’s threats and its opportunities. Read our tips for arming yourself to recognize fact vs. fake.

After the red wave that wasn’t in the 2022 midterms and previous Election Day surprises, should we trust the polls? While it’s wise to look at them with some skepticism, Nathan Gonzales explains why overreacting might mean we “miss the story that polling is trying to tell.”

How concerned are Americans that disinformation from foreign governments will affect the 2024 elections? Do women put more value in individual rights or the common good? And how does that compare with the findings for men? Senior Director of Marketing and Communications Laura Horsley digs into some of the more surprising findings from the 2023 Pulse Survey.

Target’s senior vice president of risk and government affairs discusses why policy and communications are integral parts of managing risk, the evolving nature of stakeholders, and how GOTV efforts have changed since he worked for the Obama-Biden campaign in 2008.

Research shows that jobs for DEI officers rose 170% from 2019 to 2022, followed by sharp declines beginning in the second half of 2022. This is in part due to a slowing economy, but the results have made workers less engaged in their work. Read more for where this trend might be headed.

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