Archive - More in Common US Newsletter

Making Sense with More in Common: Freedom 250, the NBA Finals, and Male Loneliness

Helping you make sense of the week ahead

Jun 1 • More in Common US

May 2026

Nobody to Call: “I wouldn’t say, at this point in my life, I have any more close friends.”

A Q&A with Sam Pressler and Soren Duggan, co-authors of “Nobody to Call: An exploration of friendship, community, and purpose among men without college…

May 28 • More in Common US

Making Sense with More in Common: Gas Prices, Colbert's Exit, and What Gen Z Really Wants on AI

Helping you make sense of the week ahead

May 26 • More in Common US

Making Sense with More in Common: Tolerance for Religious Freedom, Israel's Influence, and Government's Role in AI Job Loss

Helping you make sense of the week ahead

May 18 • More in Common US

An Unexpected Solution to AI Economic Uncertainty

Research shows that the American public broadly supports national service programs as a potential response to AI-driven economic disruption for young…

May 13 • More in Common US

Making Sense with More in Common: Is the Iran war “America First”?

A new series to help you make sense of the week ahead

May 11 • More in Common US

Making Sense with More in Common: Iran war, cost of living, and political violence

A new series to help you make sense of the week ahead

May 4 • More in Common US

April 2026

What Gun Owners Really Think of Gun Safety Policies

More in Common collaborated on research with 97Percent, an organization working to reduce gun deaths in America by bringing gun owners themselves into…

Apr 30 • More in Common US

From Our Archives: Attitudes towards political violence in the United States

Concern about political violence is high—our January 2026 poll found that 67% of Americans say violence is becoming more of a problem in American…

Apr 28 • More in Common US

Trump won with these voters. Now their support is shifting.

How is Trump's coalition responding to the war with Iran? We explore where the coalition is holding and where early signs of strain are beginning to…

Apr 16 • More in Common US

Beyond MAGA: The Emergent New Traditionalism that could Reshape American Politics

In January, More in Common released the most comprehensive study to date of the Americans who voted for President Trump in November 2024.

Apr 9 • More in Common US

The Solution to the Liberal Conundrum is Hiding in Plain Sight

How to preserve freedom and moral order

Published on The Beacon Project • Apr 2