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The Ted Cruz campaign points to research from UB's James Campbell that looks at the impact of swing voters.

What's happening in Flint is similar to what happened in New Orleans with Hurricane Katrina and in Ferguson, Missouri, says UB's Henry Louis Taylor Jr.

States should take advantage of the flexibility they have to adopt different legal purchasing ages, Lynn Kozlowski writes in the current issue of Issues in Science and Technology.

1 in 292 million? So what. Even risk-averse humans are swept-up in Powerball, a UB psychologist says.

You’re 25 times more likely to become president than to win the jackpot, a UB biostatistician says. But unbelievably rare things happen every day.

Medical benefits exist for medical marijuana, but rigorous testing is needed, UB experts say.

Criticism from the opposite party, or media, creates a backlash effect, says UB's Jacob Neiheisel.

Online communication amplifies polarized attitudes, says UB's Michael Stefanone.

Pro-gun organizations have too much control over Congress, says UB's Anthony O’Rourke.

More than 200,000 of the 5 million accounts stolen in a cyberattack on the digital toymaker VTech belonged to children, information that hackers could use to open credit card accounts, according to a UB expert in cyber deception.