Identity of British Muslims

A study by the Institute for the Impact of Faith in Life found that the majority of British Muslims identify as Muslim first rather than with their nationality. Younger generations are more likely to identify as Muslims first, while older generations tend to identify with their nationality. Despite feeling unwelcome to identify as British first, most British Muslims see the UK as accommodating for Muslims compared to other European countries.

Social Cohesion and Islamism in France

A survey in France found growing concerns over social cohesion breakdown, violence, and rise of Islamism, with many fearing civil war. Public losing faith in government's ability to maintain stability amid growing turmoil.

March CNBC Fed Survey on Recession Risk and Economic Outlook

Respondents to the March CNBC Fed Survey have raised the risk of recession to the highest level in six months, cut their growth forecast for 2025, and hiked their inflation outlook due to concerns over fiscal policies from the Trump administration, especially tariffs.

Decline of Tesla Sales in Germany

Recent surveys in Germany show a significant decline in interest in Tesla vehicles, with only 3% of respondents considering buying one. This is attributed to various factors including increased EV competition, Model Y changeover, and negative perception of Tesla CEO Elon Musk's political meddling and controversial statements.

Survey on President Trump's Handling of the Economy

More than half of respondents disapprove of President Trump's handling of the economy, while overall approval of his presidency is slightly lower.

Public Opinion on President Trump's Handling of the Economy

More than half of survey respondents disapprove of President Trump's handling of the economy, despite strong support among Republicans and 2024 Trump voters. Concerns have been raised about Trump's tariff policies and the stock market dips.

Acceptance of AI in Personal Relationships

A recent survey found that a significant number of individuals are open to the idea of their partner engaging with a sex robot. The survey also revealed high levels of acceptance for AI involvement in personal lives, including diagnosing sexual health issues and substituting human companionship.

Public Support for $5,000 Stimulus Checks

A recent survey found that 57% of Americans support the idea of receiving $5,000 stimulus checks from the federal government. The proposal was inspired by Elon Musk and James Fishback, with support from a majority of Republicans and independents, as well as a plurality of Democrats.

Movie-Watching Habits in America

A survey by Talker Research shows a significant gap between the number of movies released by Hollywood in 2024 and the average number of movies watched by Americans. Different age groups have varying movie-watching habits, with Gen Z and millennials being the most active moviegoers. 'Wicked' is the public favorite among the Best Picture nominees, although a large percentage of Americans haven't seen any of the nominated films. Despite low viewership, Oscar nominations still influence movie choices for many Americans.

Growing Number of Americans Considering Moving Abroad

A recent survey by Talker Research found that 17% of American adults are considering moving abroad in the next five years due to concerns about rising costs, healthcare issues, and social divisions. Millennials are the most eager group to relocate, with Canada being the top destination choice. Money worries, work-life balance, and dissatisfaction with American society are key reasons for the desire to live abroad.

Public Opinion on President Donald Trump's Policies

Recent Harvard-Harris survey shows strong majority support for most of President Donald Trump's policies, including deporting criminals, eliminating fraud and waste in government, and closing the border with added security. Partisan agreement exists across Republicans, independents, and Democrats on various policies.

Protests against the Elon Musk-led Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)

Media outlets report on protests against the Elon Musk-led Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) as proof of voter backlash, but there is more to the story according to the Washington Free Beacon. The protests were organized by liberal groups and a Democrat political activist in Rep. Rich McCormick's town hall event. Despite the backlash, a recent survey shows that more Americans view DOGE favorably than unfavorably.

Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) Survey and Activities

A recent survey found that more Americans view the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) favorably than unfavorably. Republicans have a more favorable view compared to Democrats and independents. DOGE has uncovered government waste, including misused taxpayer dollars and lack of oversight in coronavirus relief funds.

Increasing LGBTQ+ Identification in the United States

The percentage of U.S. adults identifying as LGBTQ+ has increased to 9.3%, driven by Generation Z adults. Younger generations have higher rates of LGBTQ+ identification compared to older generations. Democrats and liberals are more likely to identify as LGBTQ+ than Republicans and conservatives. Women are more likely than men to identify as LGBTQ+, with a significant portion identifying as bisexual. LGBTQ+ identification is more common in urban areas than suburbs or rural areas.

Harvard Survey on Free Speech and Political Bias

Harvard survey reveals decrease in students feeling comfortable sharing controversial opinions in class. Former Harvard President faced backlash over testimony on antisemitism. Campus rocked by protests amid war in Gaza.

Public Opinion on Birthright Citizenship

A majority of the public supports President Trump's efforts to limit birthright citizenship, as shown by a recent survey. The issue is controversial as it involves changing the current practice of granting U.S. citizenship to births of tourists, foreign visitors, and illegal immigrants.

Super Bowl Snacks and Drinks

An article discussing Americans' eating habits during the Super Bowl, including favorite snacks and drinks by state.

Public Opinion on Arresting and Deporting Illegal Immigrants

Half of the respondents in a recent survey support the Trump administration's policy of arresting and deporting millions of illegal immigrants. Opinions are divided along party lines, with 88% of Republicans supporting it while 76% of Democrats oppose it.

Public Opinion on Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Labour Party Government

Around one in three Britons believe that Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer will be kicked out of office before the end of the year amid growing discontent with the leftist Labour Party government’s agenda. A survey found that nearly a third of voters do not expect Prime Minister Starmer to last the year, while 68 per cent believe that the leftist leader is doing “badly” after coming to power just a half a year ago. Concerns include cost-of-living, crisis in socialized healthcare, mass migration, and dissatisfaction with the government’s performance.

Public Opinion on President Biden's Pardons

A plurality of Americans find President Joe Biden's presidential pardons inappropriate, according to a survey. There is a major partisan divide on the matter, with most Democrats finding it appropriate and most Republicans finding it inappropriate.

Support for Banning Transgender Procedures for Minors

A survey found that a majority support banning transgender procedures for minors. Most Republicans support the ban, while most Democrats oppose it.

Avoiding Political Arguments at Holiday Gatherings

A survey by the American Psychological Association reveals that many Americans are hoping to avoid political arguments during holiday gatherings, with younger generations more likely to dodge family interactions. Despite emotional fatigue post-election, most respondents agree that the holidays should be a time to set aside political differences.

Public Opinion on President-elect Donald Trump's Mandate

A survey shows that a majority of likely voters believe President-elect Donald Trump has a mandate to enact his agenda. Most Republicans and half of independents agree, while a plurality of Democrats disagree. The survey also shows that most likely voters believe Congress should cooperate with Trump in enacting his agenda.

Survey: Growing number of U.S. adults lack literacy skills

The share of U.S. adults with low literacy skills has increased significantly according to the National Center for Education Statistics. The U.S. has seen a rise in low-skilled adults while maintaining relative stability compared to other countries. The survey assesses literacy, numeracy, and problem-solving skills among working-age adults.

Post-election survey on American optimism

A post-election survey by CBS News/YouGov shows that the majority of Americans are optimistic about the country's future. Young people are the most optimistic, while conservatives are more positive than liberals and moderates. The survey also indicates approval for former President Trump's transition and cabinet choices.

Public Perception of President-elect Donald Trump's Impact on Food Prices

A CBS/YouGov survey found that a plurality of Americans believe President-elect Donald Trump will bring down the cost of food and groceries. The survey also indicated increased optimism about the economy post-election.

Survey on Least Favorite Thanksgiving Foods

A survey conducted by vacation website The Vacationer reveals that nearly 35% of Americans consider turkey to be their least favorite food on Thanksgiving. Other disliked traditional Thanksgiving foods include stuffing, ham, sweet potatoes, cranberry sauce, and more.

Support for Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) Led by Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy

A survey conducted by McLaughlin & Associates on behalf of Tea Party Patriots Action found overwhelming bipartisan support for the creation of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) led by Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy. The survey revealed that 71% of respondents support DOGE, with 40% strongly supporting it. Most Americans also agree with the proposal to force federal employees back to the office or fire them if they refuse.

American Workers' Opinion on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Efforts

American workers' opinion on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts have soured over the last year, with a decrease in the percentage of those who believe DEI is a 'good thing'. Political and ethnic lines influence views on DEI, with Republicans and men being more likely to see DEI efforts as a bad thing.

Impact of Price Increases on Thanksgiving Plans

A survey found that 37% of Americans say their Thanksgiving plans are affected by price increases. Republicans are most impacted, with 47% affected, while Democrats are least affected at 29%. 25% of Vice President Kamala Harris voters and 48% of Trump voters say price increases affect their plans. Democrats are most likely to expect political arguments at Thanksgiving gatherings.

Consumer Sentiment on U.S. Economy Post-Trump Presidency

Republican households are more optimistic about the U.S. economy following Donald Trump's presidency, according to the University of Michigan's consumer sentiment survey. The index of consumer sentiment inched up in November, with Republicans showing a significant increase in expectations compared to Democrats and independents.

Impact of Busy Schedules on Healthy Eating Habits

Study finds that 8 in 10 Americans are too tired to cook after work, leading to unhealthy eating habits; survey reveals impact of busy schedules on diet and preferences for convenience meals.

2024 Presidential Election Survey

Former President Donald Trump has overtaken Vice President Kamala Harris among independents according to a survey after the Democratic National Convention. Harris leads Trump by two percentage points overall, but Trump has a five-point lead among independents. Independent candidates Cornel West and Jill Stein have minimal support.

Joe Biden's Job Approval Ratings

Recent survey shows 45% of Americans approve of Joe Biden's job as president, with 49% disapproving. Approval ratings for his handling of the economy are at 43%, with a disapproval rate of 51%. Results also compare to Donald Trump's approval ratings in August 2020.

Wealth Perception in America - Charles Schwab 2024 Modern Wealth Survey

Charles Schwab released findings from its 2024 Modern Wealth Survey, revealing Americans' perspectives on wealth. The average net worth considered wealthy is $2.5 million, with variations by generation and region. Younger Americans are more optimistic about becoming wealthy. Those with a financial plan feel more confident about their personal finances.

Impact of Bad Days on Americans

A survey conducted by Talker Research and commissioned by Avocado Green Mattress reveals that the average American experiences 48 bad days per year, with mornings being crucial in setting the tone for the day. Sleep quality plays a significant role in determining the outcome of the day.

Job Market Outlook in the U.S.

A survey by the New York Federal Reserve shows an increase in Americans looking for job opportunities, reflecting a negative outlook on the economy despite low unemployment rates. Economic forecasters remain optimistic about avoiding a recession.

2024 U.S. Presidential Election Battleground States Survey

Kamala Harris is leading Donald Trump in five battleground states according to a new survey. Harris has reduced Trump's margins in these states from May 2024. The report shows Harris ahead of Trump overall across the seven states.

Florida Presidential Poll

Vice President Kamala Harris is within striking distance of former President Donald Trump in Florida according to a recent survey, showing a potential close race in the upcoming election.

Consumer Inflation Expectations

Consumers grew more confident in July that inflation will be less of a problem in the coming years, with the three-year inflation outlook at a new low. The survey showed respondents expect inflation to stay elevated over the next year but then recede in the following years. The medium-term inflation expectations improved, with gas and food price increases expected to be lower than in previous months.

Public Perception of Secret Service Post-Assassination Attempt

A majority of Americans rate the Secret Service's job as 'fair' or 'poor' following a failed assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, resulting in the death of a rally attendee. Confidence in the Secret Service's ability to protect presidential candidates is low.

Benefits of Owning a Dog on Mental, Emotional, and Physical Health

New research suggests that having a dog can significantly improve mental, emotional, and physical health, with dogs providing comfort, companionship, and motivation to stay active. Surveyed dog owners reported that their dogs boost their mood multiple times a day and inspire them to take better care of themselves. The bond between dogs and their owners is strong, with many owners considering spending time with their dog as the best part of their day.

2024 U.S. Presidential Election Poll

A national survey shows U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump in a statistical tie for the 2024 presidential election. The survey also highlights complex views on democracy among American voters.

Public Perception of U.S. Stability Post-Assassination Attempt on Trump

A recent survey shows that many Americans believe the U.S. is 'spiraling' out of control, especially after the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. Trump has changed his speech focus to unity after the incident.

Investigation into Secret Service and Local Law Enforcement After Failed Assassination Attempt on Donald Trump

A survey found that 55% of respondents believe the Secret Service and local law enforcement should be investigated after a failed assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump. The survey also revealed concerns about the response time and actions taken during the incident.

Public Opinion on American Media

A survey by Rasmussen Reports found that 45% of voters believe that no amount of hatred towards the media is enough. The survey was conducted before the debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. The majority of respondents also felt that media bias was getting worse.

Fatigue and Tiredness in Americans

Survey reveals that the average American spends 1,460 hours feeling tired per year, with many experiencing fatigue symptoms regularly. Chronic disease sufferers report being tired two extra hours a day and have a harder time enjoying life. Despite the prevalence of fatigue symptoms, few people speak to a doctor about it.

2024 Presidential Election Survey Results

A new survey shows President Joe Biden trailing behind Donald Trump, with other leading Democrats like Vice President Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton surging ahead. The poll also tested potential Democratic tickets and found Clinton-Harris in the strongest position. Despite concerns about Biden's age and ability, many voters are still hesitant to let that affect their decision to prevent Trump from winning.

Public Confidence in Higher Education in the U.S.

Only 36 percent of Americans are confident about the value of a college education, with confidence declining from 57 percent in 2015. Many believe higher education in the U.S. is headed in the wrong direction.

Public Opinion on Trump vs. Biden and First Presidential Debate

A survey by Economist/YouGov found that more Americans agree with former President Donald Trump than President Joe Biden on the issues. The survey also showed that a plurality believe Trump won the first presidential debate.

Post-Debate Survey: Trump Leads Biden

Former President Trump is leading President Biden post-debate according to a Suffolk University/USA Today survey. Trump has 41% support compared to Biden's 38%. Half believe Trump won the debate. Trump voters are more enthusiastic than Biden voters. Post-debate findings show an uphill battle for Biden.

2024 Pennsylvania Presidential Poll

Former President Donald Trump is leading President Joe Biden in Pennsylvania according to a Cygnal survey. The survey shows Trump with a four-point advantage over Biden in a head-to-head matchup and also leading among swing voters and Pennsylvania independents. The survey was conducted before and after a presidential debate, where Trump was viewed more favorably by voters.

Americans' Financial Security and Income Aspirations

Americans feel financially secure with an annual income of $186,000, but only 6% currently make that amount. Many are worried about making ends meet due to rising inflation. Younger generations are more optimistic about earning enough to live comfortably. The cost of living continues to rise, pushing the bar for financial security higher.

Survey Results on Americans' Voting Intentions and Debate Viewership

Survey results on Americans' voting intentions and debate viewership reveal insights into pre-presidential debate sentiments. Similar surveys were conducted among Canadians on various topics. The article also includes information about the organization conducting the surveys and their services.

Presidential Debate Expectations

Former President Donald Trump is expected to win the debate against President Joe Biden, but most people say it won't change their voting intent. The survey shows that more Republicans believe in Trump's victory, while most respondents don't think the debates will alter their decision. Trump suggested a drug test for both candidates, but the Biden campaign rejected the idea.

Financial Concerns Among Wealthier Americans

A survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia reveals that a significant number of Americans earning six-figure salaries are worried about paying their bills due to high inflation and borrowing costs. Wealthier Americans are cutting back on spending, including entertainment and dining out, to cope with financial pressure. Despite financial concerns, some consumers expect higher incomes and remain optimistic. TSA anticipates record air travel over the summer, with consumers continuing to spend on travel.

Political Survey Results: Trump vs. Biden

Former President Donald Trump is edging out President Joe Biden in a recent survey, garnering support from nearly a quarter of black voters. The survey shows Trump leading Biden with 50% support to Biden's 49% support. Trump continues to challenge Democrats in their own backyard and has significant support among black voters.

American Voters' Priorities

Americans prioritize inflation and the economy over other issues such as abortion, according to a June Cygnal survey. Former President Trump's policies are favored by voters over Biden's, with a focus on economic concerns. The survey shows a shift in priorities leading up to the election.

2024 Presidential Election Dynamics

Most Biden supporters in the 2024 presidential election are voting against Donald Trump rather than for Joe Biden, as revealed by a recent survey. Trump leads Biden by two points among registered voters in a 2024 matchup with third-party candidates.

Comparison of popularity between Nigel Farage and Rishi Sunak among 2019 Conservative voters

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage is more popular among 2019 Conservative Party voters than Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, according to a survey. Farage's ratings increased after he announced his return to frontline politics, while Sunak's ratings plummeted due to skipping a D-Day ceremony. Farage's Reform UK party is close to overtaking the Tories in the polls.

Public Opinion on LGBTQ+ Rights in America

A nationwide poll by the Los Angeles Times shows broad support for LGBTQ+ people living as they wish, with majorities backing same-sex marriage and laws protecting queer people from job discrimination. However, there is less support for transgender and nonbinary individuals, especially among Republicans and those who don't know anyone queer. The survey highlights a significant shift in American opinion over the past 40 years.

Belief in True Love Among Americans

A survey conducted by Talker Research found that 70% of Americans believe in true love, with belief rising to 88% among those married or engaged. However, 21% of people who believe in true love have not experienced it yet. Men and women both believe in true love, but women are less likely to feel they are currently in a relationship with their one true love. Democrats are more likely to believe in true love compared to Republicans and Independents.

Sharp Divisions Among Biden and Trump Supporters on Cultural Issues

A Pew Research Center survey reveals sharp divisions between supporters of President Biden and former President Trump on various cultural issues, including gender identity, criminal justice, and immigration. Both candidates are gearing up for a hotly contested election in November.

2024 U.S. Presidential Election News Coverage

A majority of Americans are closely following news about the 2024 U.S. presidential election, with many feeling worn out by the extensive coverage of the campaign and candidates. Older adults are more likely to follow news about the candidates, while fatigue over election coverage is a common sentiment among Americans.

European Union Membership Sentiment in Germany and France

Survey shows growing pessimism towards the European Union in Germany and France, with more people viewing membership as a disadvantage. Economic concerns and dissatisfaction with globalist policies driving negative sentiment. Calls for focus on economic growth and domestic industry revitalization.

Conservative Shift in Europe

A survey indicates a growing conservative shift in Europe as voters reject the globalist agenda of Brussels, citing issues such as high taxes, open borders, and government censorship. Concerns over illegal immigration and the need for national self-sufficiency in areas like agriculture are also highlighted.

Controversy over Nigel Farage's comments on British Muslims and British values

Nigel Farage faced backlash for stating that a growing number of Muslims in the UK 'loathe' British values, citing a survey that found high support for Hamas among British Muslims. Left-wing politicos and Muslim activists accused Farage of racism, while some supported his comments.

Benefits of Stepping Outside for Mental Health

A survey of 2,000 Americans found that stepping outside helps reduce stress and anxiety, with activities like breathing fresh air and going for a walk being helpful. Many prioritize outdoor space in their homes for mental health benefits, but struggle to make time for it.

The Importance of a Four-Year College Degree and Economic Outcomes for Young Adults

Pew Research Center study explores public views on the importance of a four-year college degree and economic outcomes of young adults with and without a college degree. The study shows improvements in economic outcomes for young adults without a degree in recent years.

Economic Impact of Potential Presidential Election Outcomes

Survey shows more people believe the economy will get better if former President Donald Trump is reelected in November, while more believe it will get worse if President Joe Biden wins a second term. Plurality predicts the economy will get worse under Biden, while more believe it will get better under Trump.

Abortion Access in America

Despite the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade, most Americans still support abortion access, with about 6 in 10 believing abortion should be legal in all or most cases, according to a Pew Research Center survey.

Challenges faced by LGBTIQ people in the European Union

A survey by the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights shows that while LGBTIQ people in the European Union face less discrimination, they experience more physical or sexual attacks compared to three years ago. The report highlights an increase in violence, harassment, and bullying towards this community.

Controversy Surrounding South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem Shooting Her Dog

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem's actions of shooting her dog in the head, as revealed in her upcoming book, were deemed "unacceptable" by most Americans in a survey conducted by the Economist/YouGov. Noem described the dog as aggressive and claimed it attacked livestock and her, leading to her decision to end its life.

Chronic Pain in America

A recent survey found that nearly a third of Americans experience chronic pain, with the average age of onset at 37. The most common areas of pain are legs, neck, shoulders, and back. Many turn to doctors and online sources for help, and are willing to make lifestyle changes to alleviate pain. The survey highlights the daily struggles and frustrations of living with chronic pain.

2024 Pennsylvania Poll Results: Trump vs. Biden

Former President Donald Trump is leading President Joe Biden in the key swing state of Pennsylvania, according to a recent AARP poll. Trump leads Biden by four percentage points in a head-to-head matchup and five points when third-party candidates are included. Trump's lead is attributed to more consolidated support from Republicans and a slight edge with Independents. Biden has a negative net job approval rating, while Trump has a positive rating.

College Protests Against Israel's War in Gaza

A new survey shows that only a small minority of college students are participating in protests against Israel's war in Gaza, with most students supporting holding protesters accountable for property damage. The survey also found that students were more likely to blame Hamas for the situation in Gaza than President Biden.

Impact of Suicide on LGBTQ Youth

12% of LGBTQ youth aged 13 to 24 attempted suicide in the past year, with many others seriously considering it, according to a survey by The Trevor Project.

Impact of Suicide on LGBTQ Youth

12 percent of LGBTQ youth aged 13 to 24 said they attempted suicide in the past year, with 39 percent seriously considering it, and 46 percent of transgender and nonbinary youth also considering it. The survey highlights the need for more affirming environments and support for LGBTQ+ young people.

Coffee vs. Matcha: Morning Beverage Debate

A discussion on the popularity of coffee vs. matcha in the morning, including a survey comparing habits of coffee and matcha drinkers. Both beverages have health benefits but may impact sleep and activity levels differently.

Quality of Life in Los Angeles

A survey of LA County residents found that quality of life is dropping, with housing costs and the rising cost of living being major concerns. Participants cited dissatisfaction with cost of living, relationships among people of different religions and racial backgrounds, and public safety. Renters expressed concerns about affordability and housing insecurity.

2024 U.S. Presidential Election

A new survey suggests that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. running as an independent presidential candidate could impact the 2024 election, potentially benefiting Donald Trump and affecting Joe Biden's campaign in key swing states.

Marriage and Long-Term Relationships

A Reddit thread asked users if they would still marry their spouse today. About two-thirds said yes, citing reasons like growing together and feeling lucky. Some mentioned issues like weight gain and fundamental incompatibilities as reasons they would not marry again. Research shows Americans are marrying later in life, with some Reddit users proving that marrying young can lead to a successful marriage.

Pennsylvania Voter Survey

Former President Trump and President Biden are in a dead heat in the latest Fox News survey of Pennsylvania voters. Trump leads in a potential five-way race that includes third-party candidates. Biden is focusing on the economy and advocating for higher taxes on the wealthy. Voters are split on various issues including the conflict in the Middle East and the candidates' mental fitness.

Michigan Voter Survey on President Biden and Former President Trump

A recent Fox News survey of Michigan registered voters shows President Biden receiving 46% support while former President Trump receives 49%. Trump's advantage is mainly among men and various other demographics, while Biden's best groups include Black voters, urban voters, suburban women, and voters ages 65 and over.

Public Perception of Donald Trump's Criminal Case in New York

A survey suggests 35% believe former President Donald Trump did something illegal in his current criminal case in New York. Democrats are more likely to believe he did something illegal, while Republicans are less likely. The case involves alleged falsification of business records concerning a 'hush money' payment made to Stormy Daniels.

Transgender athletes in female sports

The UK Culture Secretary is urging sporting bodies to ban transgender athletes from competing in top-level female sports events, citing concerns about fairness and safety. This follows a survey showing that many British sportswomen are afraid to speak out against transgender athletes due to fear of backlash. The Culture Secretary emphasizes the need to protect the female category in sports.

President Joe Biden's Approval Ratings on Key Issues

President Joe Biden's approval ratings are dismal, with 59% disapproving of his job performance overall and 70% of independents disapproving. The survey covers key issues like jobs, economy, immigration, education, healthcare, civil rights, civil liberties, crime, and inflation, where Biden receives mostly negative ratings. Former President Trump criticizes Biden's handling of the border issue, calling it a 'bloodbath.'

Marriage Pact Tool for College Students

A college student created a Marriage Pact tool to help young adults find a backup plan for marriage if they are still single by 30 or 40. The tool matches college students based on core values without using typical dating criteria.

Impact of Rising Inflation on U.S. Economy

The University of Michigan's index of consumer sentiment fell in April, reflecting concerns about rising inflation. Inflation has increased to 4.6% annually, impacting consumer expectations.

Bryan Kohberger Murder Case

Idaho Judge condemns defense in Bryan Kohberger murder case for distributing questionnaires that could be 'inculpatory' to Latah County residents. Defense team firmly believes in Kohberger's innocence and is seeking a change of venue. Controversial survey prompts judge to ban both sides from contacting potential jurors.

Eric Trump on Fox News discussing attacks on former President Trump, fundraising efforts, and legal battles

Eric Trump discusses attacks on former President Trump, fundraising efforts, and legal battles on Fox News. Recent survey shows Trump ahead of Biden in battleground states.

Presidential Election Survey Results

Most supporters of President Joe Biden are voting 'against' former President Donald Trump rather than 'for' the Democrat incumbent, according to a survey. Trump and Biden are tied among registered voters. The survey also reveals insights into the motivations of Biden and Trump supporters.

2024 Presidential Match-up in New Jersey

Former President Donald Trump is within single digits of President Joe Biden in blue New Jersey according to a recent survey. Biden leads by 7 points without third-party candidates and 5 points with them. Trump plans to target traditionally blue states in the upcoming election.

American Core Values and Democracy

Despite deep political polarization, most Americans share core beliefs about what it means to be American, such as the importance of rights like voting and privacy. However, there is discontent with the functioning of democracy. The survey shows differences in perspectives based on political affiliation and age groups.

Critique of Hollywood's Box Office Decline

The article criticizes Hollywood for blaming its box office collapse on external factors instead of focusing on the quality of its movies. It cites survey results showing that a majority of Americans believe movies today are worse than they were in the past.

Survey on Discrimination Against Jews and Muslims in the US

A new survey by the Pew Research Center shows that the percentage of Americans believing Jews face 'a lot' of discrimination has doubled in the last three years. The survey also highlights increased discrimination against Jews and Muslims since the Israel-Hamas war began.

The Epidemic of Loneliness in a Hyper-Connected World

A survey conducted by OnePoll and commissioned by Zumba reveals that many British adults experience loneliness despite having bustling social lives. Young adults and women seem to be most affected by feelings of isolation. Loneliness negatively impacts confidence, anxiety levels, sleep, and diet. The study suggests that bonding with someone through shared experiences, being part of a community, or achieving personal accomplishments can help combat loneliness.

2024 Presidential Election Matchup Between Donald Trump and Joe Biden

A survey found that a plurality of respondents believe Donald Trump would defeat Joe Biden in a 2024 presidential election matchup. Trump has more support among Republicans, independents, and registered voters. The survey also revealed that most Biden voters are voting 'against' Trump, while most Trump voters are voting 'for' Trump.

Public Perception of President Joe Biden and Former President Donald Trump

A survey conducted by the Economist/YouGov found that most consider President Joe Biden a weak leader, with 66% identifying him as such. Comparatively, 56% viewed former President Donald Trump as a strong leader. The survey coincides with other polls showing Trump leading Biden in crucial swing states ahead of the 2024 race.

Public Opinion on President Biden and the Economy

A majority of likely general election voters disapprove of President Joe Biden’s job performance and are struggling in Biden’s economy. The survey shows negative ratings for Biden and his economic policies, with most impacted by inflation and higher costs.

The Importance of Staying Hydrated for Happiness

Staying hydrated can lead to more joy in daily life, according to a survey of 2,000 American adults. Drinking enough water is linked to increased happiness and positive outlook, while dehydration can cause physical and emotional symptoms.

2024 Presidential Election Matchup

Former President Donald Trump leads President Joe Biden by 6 points in a national matchup for the 2024 Presidential election, as per a recent survey from Mclaughlin & Associates. Trump also maintains a lead in a scenario with third-party candidates included.

President Biden's efforts to appeal to Latino voters in Arizona

Arizona voters express discontent with President Biden's efforts to appeal to Latino voters in Arizona, citing issues such as inflation, economic stability, crime, and public safety.

Public Dissatisfaction in New York City

A survey shows that only half of New Yorkers plan to stay in the city, with dissatisfaction over public services and safety being major concerns. Despite voting for Democratic leaders, many residents are unhappy with the current state of affairs, especially regarding crime rates and quality of life.

2024 Presidential Election Poll

Former President Donald Trump is leading President Joe Biden among independents in a recent survey. Trump leads Biden by two points overall, with 44% to Biden's 42% support. Independents are backing Trump over Biden, with Trump garnering 40% and Biden at 30%. A significant portion of respondents who choose neither candidate opt for independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

LGBTQ+ Identification Among Generation Z Women

A Gallup survey shows that 30% of Generation Z women identify as LGBTQ+, with 20.7% identifying as bisexual, driving the increase in LGBTQ+ identification among this demographic. LGBTQ+ identification in the U.S. has grown to 7.6%, up from 5.6% four years ago. Bisexual identification is highest among younger generations.

Transgender Population Survey

A survey funded by wealthy donors suggests that less than two percent of the population identify as transgender. The survey is criticized for using loose definitions and inflating the numbers of sexual minorities. It highlights the push for transgender rights and the impact on various aspects of society.

Percentage of LGBTQ Identification Among Gen Z Women

Nearly 30% of Gen Z women identify as LGBTQ, with most identifying as bisexual. This marks a significant increase in LGBTQ identification, especially among younger generations.

Increase in LGBTQ+ Identification in the U.S.

The number of American adults identifying as LGBTQ+ has more than doubled in the last 12 years, with 7.6% aligning themselves with the LGBTQ+ community in 2023, up from 3.5% in 2012.

Sleeping Habits and Relationships

A survey of 2,000 Americans who live with their partners reveals that 36% enjoy the solitude when their partner is away, citing disruptive sleep habits as a major reason. Despite annoyances, most respondents still share a bed with their partners, with some finding benefits in sleeping separately.

Impact of Smartphones on Teens' Mental Health

A new Pew Research Center survey found that most teens feel happy and peaceful when they don't have their smartphones, despite high usage rates. Some teens experience negative emotions when separated from their phones. Concerns about social media's impact on mental health have prompted calls for stricter regulations.

President Joe Biden's Mental Fitness Survey

A recent survey found that 59% of respondents have doubts about President Joe Biden's mental fitness. The survey also revealed concerns over Biden's age and memory, with some expressing doubts about his ability to serve as President.

Joe Biden's State of the Union Address

A majority of American citizens, including Democrats, Republicans, and independents, are not planning to watch Joe Biden's State of the Union address. Trump announced he will offer a live commentary on his Truth Social platform during Biden's speech.

Impact of Books on Vacation Destinations

A new study shows that many people are inspired to travel to vacation spots after reading books that mention those destinations. Jet2holidays conducted a survey where 25% of people booked trips based on novels they read. Popular destinations included Corfu in Greece, Rome in Italy, Paris in France, and Provence in southeast France.

Christian Nationalism and Hispanic Protestants

Christian nationalists led in prayer as part of the 'Take Our Border Back Convoy' in Quemado, Texas. Hispanic Protestants show strong support for Christian nationalism despite its anti-immigrant and anti-diversity stances. Republican Party has a higher percentage of individuals holding Christian nationalist views compared to independents and Democrats.

American Views on Christian Nationalism

A new survey finds that two-thirds of Americans reject or are skeptical about Christian nationalism, despite its rising influence. Some Republicans openly express Christian nationalist views, impacting education, immigration, and health care policies. Christian nationalism is more prevalent in deeply red states and among Republicans.