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About four-in-ten (43%) of Asian-Americans are satisfied with the direction of the country, double that of the general public.

More than nine-in-ten (92%) Chinese believe their standard of living is better than it was for their parents at the same age.

Just 33% of Americans have a favorable opinion of the federal government, the lowest positive rating in 15 years.

A majority of U.S. Muslims (57%) say Islam can be understood in more than one way; globally, views among Muslims trend in the opposite direction.

Among the nation’s 10 largest metro areas, Houston has the highest score – 61 out of 200 — on an index used to measure residential segregation by income.