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

The number of Republicans who would decrease U.S. aid to the world’s needy is 45 points more than that of Democrats.

More than half of Americans say the priority for addressing U.S. energy needs should be put on developing alternatives to production of oil, coal and natural gas.

Over a third of Republicans (36%) say the GOP is out of touch with the American people, a figure higher than Democrats who say the same of their party.

Women comprise almost half the workforce (46.7%) and now surpass men in college enrollment and completion. But their earnings still lag men.

About four-in-ten Americans say the level of U.S. support for Israel has been about right, but there’s a partisan gap on the issue.