Little Knowledge of Drone Strikes in Pakistan
Just a little more than a third of Pakistanis have heard about drone attacks targeting leaders of extremist organizations in their country.
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U.S.-Born Children of Unauthorized Immigrants
Unauthorized immigrants comprise about 4% of the U.S. adult population, but their children comprise 8% of newborns.
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Greatest Threat to Pakistan: India
A majority of Pakistanis see India as the greatest threat to their country.
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Obama, Race and Media Coverage
Race-related themes were present in 9% of all Obama administration news coverage from early 2009 to early 2010.
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Found a Job, but How Good Is It?
How re-employed Americans view their new job varies depending on how long they were out of work.
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Unemployment Ain’t All Bad
Close to half of all Americans who spent some time unemployed during the recession say they enjoyed not having to work for a while.
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Personal Cost of Being Unemployed
Roughly four-in-ten Americans who spent some time unemployed during the recession say they experienced a strain in family relations while out of work.
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Henry Louis Gates: Top Black Media Story
Nearly one-fifth of all coverage studied during the year relating to African Americans had to do with the arrest of and controversy surrounding Henry Louis Gates.
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Palin Endorsement Could Hurt in November
Nearly four-in-ten Americans say they would be less inclined to vote for a congressional candidate supported by Sarah Palin.
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Future of the Bush Tax Cuts
The public is split on Bush’s tax cuts, with roughly equal numbers calling for retention of all tax cuts (30%),total repeal (31%) or repeal of just cuts for the wealthy (27%).