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  1. Issue · Aug 26, 2026

    Do 2,400 Senate Staff Résumés Tell Us Anything About Party Priorities? (opens the original)

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    Since the 2024 election, there have been endless theories about the left’s disconnect with young men. Democrats aren’t progressive enough. They’re too progressive. They’re too old. They’re <a href="htt

  2. Issue · Aug 24, 2026

    Engaging Swing Young Men Online: Insights from YMRP-Men4Choice’s Spring/Summer 2026 Partnership (opens the original)

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    For several years, the “manosphere” has anchored our collective understanding of what young men respond to online. The drastic swing between the 2020 and 2024 presidential elections suggested the manosphere’s ethos was here to stay, and that young men were moving decisively towards reactionary visions of masculinity and American politics.In reality, young men (18-29) represent one of the most ideologically flexible segments of the American electorate. Our work has repeatedly shown how <a href="h

  3. Issue · Jul 17, 2026

    ​​No, Young Men Are Not Obsessed with High-T (opens the original)

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    At long last, a military focused on testosterone!On Wednesday, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced that the Department of War will be going the extra mile to ensure a highly hormonal workforce. The Pentagon will now screen service members aged 30 and older for testosterone levels as part of its annual checkups, while those under 30 can opt in voluntarily. In his three-minute announcement, Hegseth echoed his typically bellicose language about today’s “brutal and unrelenting” battlefield, dem

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