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reportDec 31, 2013

CS Monitor: Percentage of Republicans who believe in evolution is shrinking
reportDec 31, 2013

2013: In Europe, some sunshine but spreading euroskepticism
short readsDec 31, 2013

As 2014 brings new state laws, a look at public opinion on the issues

Every new year means adding thousands of new state laws to the books. This year’s wide range includes everything from tanning bed age limits (Illinois), to a new ban on selling shark fins (Delaware). While most new laws represent incremental change, sometimes state laws can also signal broader movement on a public policy issue or […]
short readsDec 31, 2013

New Year, new you?

More than four-in-ten Americans say they will make a New Year’s resolution.
short readsDec 31, 2013

Americans’ foreign policy priorities for 2014

Protecting the U.S. from terrorist attacks and protecting American jobs are the two top foreign policy priorities for Americans in 2014.
short readsDec 30, 2013

Russians say Islamic extremist groups are top concern

More than half of Russians say Islamic extremist groups are a major threat to their country.
reportDec 30, 2013

Facebook Remains Dominant Social Networking Platform

71% of online adults now use Facebook, making it the most widely used social network. Some 42% of online adults now use multiple social networking sites.
reportDec 30, 2013

Social Media Update 2013

42% of online adults use multiple social networking sites, but Facebook remains the platform of choice
reportDec 30, 2013

New Survey Analysis Looks at Americans’ Views on Human Evolution

Washington, D.C., Dec. 30, 2013 — Six-in-ten Americans (60%) say that “humans and other living things have evolved over time,” while a third (33%) reject the idea of evolution, saying that “humans and other living things have existed in their present form since the beginning of time,” according to a new Pew Research Center analysis. […]
reportDec 30, 2013

Public’s Views on Human Evolution

While 60% of Americans believe in human evolution, a third reject the idea. Beliefs about evolution differ strongly by religious group and also vary by party affiliation, gender, age and education.