Although baby boomers as a group enjoy higher median household incomes than do younger or older adults, some 55% say it is likely that their incomes will not keep up with the cost of living over the next year, a higher proportion than among either younger Americans (44%) or older ones (43%).

By a ratio of nearly two-to-one, Americans say that men (46%) rather than women (24%) have the better life in this country.

There was a 24-point gap in Obama support between voters who never attend worship services and those that attend weekly.

Roughly the same number of men and women — about a third — say they enjoying cooking a great deal.

More than seven-in-ten adults say they were confident when trying to fix broken technology.

Six-in-ten Republican voters say want the GOP to move in a more conservative direction.

About half (47%) say new technologies are increasing the quality of communication with family members.

Two-thirds of voters expect Obama to have a successful first term.