Webb’s first full-color images are now the world’s to enjoy! We hope you found them as meaningful and beautiful as we did. Here’s to many years of Webb science — we can’t wait to see what’s next as we continue to #UnfoldtheUniverse! go.nasa.gov/3ccf2lf

New paper: "If a Statistical Model Predicts That Common Events Should Occur Only Once in 10,000 Elections, Maybe it’s the Wrong Model" with Jonathan N. Katz and Danny Ebanks for PolMeth2022. Comments welcome! GaryKing.org/10k

Meet the 2022 Oversight Fellows Christina M. Kinane & Josh McCrain! We look forward to supporting our Fellows in their scholarly work.

.Christina M. Kinane is an Assistant Professor Yale University Yale ISPS. She studies the role of legislatures, executives, & the bureaucracy in policymaking. Her fellowship research will explore institutional and political conditions influencing congressional oversight of presidential appointees.

Very excited about this! So grateful to have this project supported by Levin Center for Oversight and Democracy and so happy to be joining Josh McCrain as this year's Oversight Fellows!

kicking the tires on the new post-cancer body and I'm racing a thunderstorm home - feel like there's a metaphor in there... #polisciruns

I am excited to announce the launch of Aletheia, a new platform for communicating peer-evaluated research. My collaborator on this project is Jake Jares. aletheia-platform.netlify.app 1/14

I can't believe it. for the first time in 2.5 years, I crossed off all the things I had on my to-do list for this week. and friday is not even half over. where do I submit to get my award for this *major* accomplishment?

👋 APSA's new organized section on American Political Economy has joined #APSAonTwitter! Please tag us in posts about papers, conferences, or news of interest to APE scholars so that we can share your work with the broader APE community! More exciting section news coming soon!

Y'all new 🔥update to the best marginal effects package in R just dropped.

Today's the day! Submit your MPSA proposals with the link below - I'm chairing the Bureaucratic Politics section and looking forward to reading your proposal on all things bureaucracy!

on this Thanksgiving day, I'm thankful for still being here. there's an alternative timeline where I don't get a mammo until I'm 40 and its too late. this year was by far the hardest and worst year of my life, but I'm so incredibly grateful for it. cherish the time- its fleeting.

I am looking for a Yale ISPS predoc along with Christina M. Kinane to work on data analysis related to congressional oversight (Christina) and voter persuasion field experiments (me). Please share widely! More details and application at tobin.yale.edu/csap-predoc-re…

See my new report and data on White House turnover after 24 months! brookings.edu/blog/fixgov/20…

Do we really know who is running the federal government? Under every president, a surprisingly large percentage of positions requiring Senate approval are filled with acting appointees. Christina M. Kinane is on the case, and it's not as easy as it might sound: bit.ly/3KQ3IdB

Backseat car hammocks for babies? Thanks to government, they are no longer for sale in the US. Now, as federal regs come under attack, political scientists and legal scholars gathered for a conference on the future of studying the administrative state: bit.ly/44LJSbW