Roughly two in ten married women earn more than their spouses, up from 4% in 1970.

For the first time in U.S. history, more women than men have college degrees.

Muslim publics overwhelmingly support educating girls and boys equally.

The public overwhelmingly supports requiring all airport passengers to submit to whole-body scans that can see through clothing.

Just four in ten say they have a favorable opinion of labor unions; 42% express an unfavorable opinion.

In seven of nine nations surveyed, a majority of Muslim respondents said Sunni-Shia tensions are not limited to Iraq, but rather a broader problem.

Muslim publics are split on extremist groups, including Palestinians who oppose their own such group (Hamas) but support Hezbollah.

Six in ten Americans were especially looking forward to the Winter Olympics.